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Jason W:
Ok, since the menu came up during import and another deb was chosen for either the main package or it's dependencies I can't know if you have version compatible versions of packages chosen.  I used to see that menu come up when my Debian packages list was not current.  The menu allows us to be able to get a working package when there is an issue fetching the proper one, but it can also be another variable when testing.

What mirror are you using?  I have a hunch your mirror is not in sync with repo.tinycorelinux.net.

netnomad:
hi jason w,

i didn't change any mirror-settings and actually i'm not aware which mirror i used.
would you give me a hint which mirror you successfully used and how i can check whether my mirror-settings are o.k.?

thank you for your help.

Jason W:
Hi, I use the main http://repo.tinycorelinux.net/.  When re-importing a package that has just been fixed it would be advisable to use that mirror as it is the main server where the files are adjusted in real time.

"cat /opt/tcemirror" will let you know what mirror you are using.

And of course, make sure the sce package you are testing is loaded before any others if you are loading multiple sce's during boot and are not going from a file list.

Thanks.

netnomad:
hi jason,

this time everything worked smooth and fine without any questions about versions or platforms.
finally i could start a working cups-environment on my localhost.
soon i will test my printers and give a feedback.

great work!!! i really appreciate this dCore-approach, thank you.

netnomad:
hi jason,

cups offers only few printer-drivers and ppds,
so i installed cups-driver-gutenprint, too.

now cups starts, but i cannot print, cause the dbus is not started successfully.
i get an error message that dbus cannot start, cause the user "messagebus" does not exist.
there is only the group "messagebus".
after i added the user messagebus, dbus asked for a working-directory /etc/dbus-1/system.d.
with this dir dbus starts without errors.
afterwards i restarted cups successfully.
now when i print to cups my cups-printer answers with the error message "no profiles specified in PPD".

how could we solve this?

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