Wildly inconsistent scanning speed Xubuntu 22.04 + HP OfficeJet 4654
MR ZenWiz
mrzenwiz at gmail.com
Wed Jun 15 20:40:27 UTC 2022
On Wed, Jun 15, 2022 at 4:05 AM Liam Proven <lproven at gmail.com> wrote:
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> Is it possible that inconsistent scanning speed is _causing_ the jams?
>
I don't think so - the slow vs fast ones don't jam, they just range in speed.
> You didn't say, so:
> * What machine is it attached to, or is it on a network?
The scanner is USB attached to my base desktop.
> * If directly attached, what OS is that machine running?
Xubuntu 22.04
> * Is access local or networked? If both, does it make a difference?
Local only, AFAICT. My partner wanted to use it yesterday and I hadn't
shared it, so it wasn't even visible. Once I fixed that, she could
print with it.
> * Is this a new thing and could it be related to host OS version?
This is new since I upgraded last fall to new hardware that would not
run at all on anything less than Xubuntu 21.10 (Ryzen 9 5950X CPU).
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> > It's out of warranty and free support, and Google can't handle a
> > question like this well.
>
> TBH I am not sure what your question *is* here.
>
I was hoping not to bother the list, but none of my Google questions
worked to get me a useful answer.
> Whoah whoah whoah. There are at least 4 different issues in there that
> you are conflating.
>
Admittedly so - bad phrasing and lumping.
> Always remember the golden rule of technology:
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> There are 3 criteria: good, fast and cheap. Pick any 2.
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> You can only have 2 of them, never all 3 at once in the same device.
> Come on, you've been around the block, you should know this.
True. Thanks for the reminder.
> > Can anyone recommend a good, high-speed scanner
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> OK. If you want good and high speed, then applying the Golden Rule, it
> is not going to be cheap. You know that, right?
>
Sure looks that way.
> > preferably all-in-one
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> Why would you want to do that?
>
Greedy and cheap, at the moment.
> > with color printouts
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> Again: whoah there cowboy.
>
> Colour printing is doable. It's not fast and it's not good quality.
> It is also doable on the cheap but then the earlier points are at
> least doubled.
>
Ack.
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> > This one was under
> > $80 new
>
> So, cheap and fast, then, but not good.
>
It was great for a year or so, just like its predecessor.
> And you want that again? Are you sure?
>
No.
> Also: new cartridges or refilled ones? Investigated 2nd sources?
>
I was buying refills at Frys. The last set I got from Costco - still
horrendous. At least hey refill them cheap, so when these run down,
maybe.
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> > Suggestions welcome.
>
> Clarify your thinking. Isolate your requirements. Prioritise them.
> Then you have a basis for choosing.
>
Well said, and politely so as well.
Thanks,Liam.
Mark
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