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#!/bin/sh # hplj1000: # hplj1005: # hplj1018: # hplj1020: # hpljP1005: # hpljP1006: # hpljP1007: # hpljP1008: # hpljP1505: # # Hotplug script for HP *1??? USB laser printers. The model number # that this script deals with is determined from the script name. # # Used to download firmware automatically into the printer when it # is powered up or plugged into the USB port. # # Also, run this script once with the magic argument "install-usermap" # to create the proper entry in the /etc/hotplug/usb.usermap file. # # The inspiration fo this script is from: # Oscar Santacreu. Alicante-Spain (2002) # Mike Morgan (2004) # PROGNAME="$0" # # Wait some time before installing the firmware so that probing for # automatic printer setup which happens immediately after turning on # the printer does not interfere with the firmware transfer to the # printer # https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/foo2zjs/+bug/543177 # sleep 3 # # Set $DEV to, e.g. /dev/usb/lp0, to force the device you want # Else, leave it null to automatically detect the device # DEV=/dev/usb/lp0 DEV="" # # Path to the USB CUPS backend. We use this backend to upload the firmware # into the printer when we are on a CUPS/libusb-based system. # USB_BACKEND=/usr/lib/cups/backend/usb # # Directory to find downloadable HP firmware files sihpMMMM.dl # FWDIR=/lib/firmware/hp # # Program used to determine USB printer id information # # NOTE: /usr/bin is NOT mounted at this point # # e.g. /etc/rc.sysinit: # /sbin/start_udev # [snip] # # Mount all other filesystems (except for NFS and /proc, which is already # PRINTERID=`which usb_printerid` # # Figure out how to log our messages # if [ -t 1 ]; then # Running from a tty... log() { echo "$PROGNAME: foo2zjs: $@" } elif [ -x /usr/bin/logger ]; then # Have logger... log() { logger -t "$PROGNAME" -- "foo2zjs: $@" } else # No logger... log() { echo "$PROGNAME: foo2zjs: $@" >> /var/log/messages } fi # # Figure out the model number from the name of this script # case "$0" in *P1005) MODEL=P1005; FWMODEL=$MODEL USB1=0x03f0 #Vendor USB2=0x3d17 #Model ;; *P1006) MODEL=P1006; FWMODEL=$MODEL USB1=0x03f0 #Vendor USB2=0x3e17 #Model ;; *P1007) MODEL=P1007; FWMODEL=P1005 # Alias USB1=0x03f0 #Vendor USB2=0x4817 #Model ;; *P1008) MODEL=P1008; FWMODEL=P1006 # Alias USB1=0x03f0 #Vendor USB2=0x4917 #Model ;; *P1505) MODEL=P1505; FWMODEL=$MODEL USB1=0x03f0 #Vendor USB2=0x3f17 #Model ;; *P1505n) MODEL=P1505n; FWMODEL=$MODEL USB1=0x03f0 #Vendor USB2=0x4017 #Model ;; *1000) MODEL=1000; FWMODEL=$MODEL USB1=0x03f0 #Vendor USB2=0x0517 #Model ;; *1005) MODEL=1005; FWMODEL=$MODEL USB1=0x03f0 #Vendor USB2=0x1317 #Model ;; *1018) MODEL=1018; FWMODEL=$MODEL USB1=0x03f0 #Vendor USB2=0x4117 #Model ;; *1020) MODEL=1020; FWMODEL=$MODEL USB1=0x03f0 #Vendor USB2=0x2b17 #Model ;; *) log "Only HP LaserJet 100[05],1018,1020,P100[5678],P1505 are supported" exit ;; esac # # The special command line argument "install-usermap" will install # the proper entry into the /etc/hotplug/usb.usermap file # case "$1" in install-usermap) if [ "$USB2" != "" ]; then if [ -w /etc/hotplug/usb.usermap ]; then USERMAP=/etc/hotplug/usb.usermap elif [ -d /etc/hotplug/usb/ ]; then USERMAP=/etc/hotplug/usb/foo2zjs.usermap if [ ! -s $USERMAP ]; then echo > $USERMAP fi else log "No /etc/hotplug usermap!" exit fi chmod 664 $USERMAP ex - $USERMAP <<-EOF g/^hplj$MODEL/d \$a hplj$MODEL 0x0003 $USB1 $USB2 0x0000 0x0000 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00000000 . w q EOF else log "I don't know the USB info for this model yet. Please run" log "usb_printerid on the usb device and send the output to:" log "rick.richardson@comcast.net" fi exit 0 ;; install-usblp) for f in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist*; do if grep -s -q usblp $f; then ed - $f <<-EOF g/^blacklist.*usblp/d w q EOF #echo $f /sbin/modprobe usblp fi done exit 0 ;; esac # # Procedures to load a single device with firmware # load_usblp() { _dev="$1" fw="$FWDIR/sihp$FWMODEL.dl" if [ ! -f "$fw" ]; then log "Missing HP LaserJet $MODEL firmware file $fw" log "...read foo2zjs installation instructions and run ./getweb $MODEL" return 1 fi log "loading HP LaserJet $MODEL firmware $fw to $_dev ..." # There is a timeout problem with udev and FC4, so spin it off. ( if cat $fw > $_dev; then log "... download successful." else log "... download failed." fi ) & return 0 } load_cups() { fw="$FWDIR/sihp$FWMODEL.dl" if [ ! -f "$fw" ]; then log "Missing HP LaserJet $MODEL firmware file $fw" log "...read foo2zjs installation instructions and run ./getweb $MODEL" return 1 fi # There is a timeout problem with udev and FC4, so spin it off. ( device_found=0 for uri in `$USB_BACKEND 2> /dev/null | grep -i 'HP.*LaserJet.*'"$MODEL" | grep -v FWVER | cut -d ' ' -f 2`; do log "loading HP LaserJet $MODEL firmware $fw to CUPS USB device ..." device_found=1 if DEVICE_URI="$uri" $USB_BACKEND 1 1 1 1 '' $fw 2> /dev/null; then log "$uri... download successful." else log "$uri... download failed." fi done ) & return 0 } # # Add a sleep # sleep 3 # # OK, now download firmware to any printers that need it # if [ "$DEV" != "" ]; then # # force downloading to a specific device # if [ "$SUBSYSTEM" != "usbmisc" ]; then exit; fi load_usblp "$DEV" elif [ -x $USB_BACKEND ]; then # # If we have CUPS installed, use the CUPS "usb" backend, as then we do # not need to care whether the system uses the usblp kernel module or # libusb # if [ "$SUBSYSTEM" != "usb" ]; then exit; fi load_cups elif [ -x $PRINTERID ]; then # # Sniff around for printers that need a firmware download # if [ "$SUBSYSTEM" != "usbmisc" ]; then exit; fi usblps=`find /dev/usb -type c -name 'lp*'`" "`find /dev -type c -name 'usblp*'` for dev in $usblps; do status=`$PRINTERID $dev 2>/dev/null | grep -y "hp LaserJet $MODEL"` if [ "$status" != "" ]; then # This is a LaserJet 100x chmod 0666 $dev status=`$PRINTERID $dev | grep 'FWVER'` if [ "$status" = "" ]; then # Firmware is not yet loaded load_usblp "$dev" else log "HP LaserJet $MODEL firmware already loaded into $dev" fi fi done else log "HP LaserJet $MODEL firmware was not downloaded..." log "...couldn't find $PRINTERID, DEV is not set, and CUPS not installed." fi