ARM-support for proprietary plugin

Hi,

Currently HP proprietary plugin's are not available for ARM architecture.

Thanks & Regards,
Amarnath

Hello,

thanks for your answer, but of course this is not satisfying as my problem is not solved.

According to the HPLIP Website, a specific architecture is not required to use the printer, and in fact the website does not say that the *plugin* is only available on specific architectures.

Is ARM-support planned in the future? Why not?

Is there any contact person, or person responsible that I could talk to, maybe at HP?

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Hello,

I think this subject still needs some attention. From my point of view, HP (or HPLIP or whatever) told me: "You need HPLIP with plugin to get the printer to work, no matter what architecture." Now you tell me that this is not correct, without pointing out why there is no plugin. Is this a case of a "closed source fail" (→ some HP guideline → someone must be responsible → this someone should answer here), or is it because HPLIP does not want to support ARM due to a technical or whatever reason?

Regards, merlin

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→ reopened.

Hello, im interested too @ a working m1132 mfp on my raspbian with cups or something....

Please build something for that... Anybodey have a idear what i can do to bring this printer up in my network... My nas qnap ts 412 dont underst. This printer too... I think it was maybe the last hp printer...

Hello,

We deeply regret the inconvenience caused and the delay in response. We will work towards getting you the solution.

Please submit a bug for your query (ARM support) and add the tag "wishlist" to your bug. You can find the tag options under "Extra Options" while submitting a bug.

Regards,
Suma

I've been following this thread for sometime. I'm also trying to get cups running on raspbian to support HP LaserJet m1132 MFP printer's proprietary plugin.

Did someone open a wishlist bug for this issue? If no one did, I will open one.

See Bug 1152219, https://bugs.launchpad.net/hplip/+bug/1152219

I havent heard any new ideas, I kind of gave up.
Perry

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Hi,
Anything new about this "bug"?

I've just bought a HP M1132 MFP :).

Thanks,

Any update on this? I have HP M1213 MFP, the plug-in does not work for ARM. I use Cloud Print, but I am not happy as it is slow.

Hi all,

I have installed the HP M1132 MFP printer on Raspberry Pi so that it prints without proprietary plugins. I have written a brief guide available at http://juanvillar.blogspot.com.es

I hope it helps

Plugin files for ARM are now supported in hplip 3.15.4