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Date: Mon, 9 Jun 1997 10:01:22 +0200
From: Philippe Regnauld <regnauld@deepo.prosa.dk>
To: Michael Bielicki <michael.bielicki@linkdesign.com>
Cc: freebsd-current@freebsd.org
Subject: Re: problems with bash and one more with ghostscript
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Michael Bielicki writes:

> since I installed bash-2.01 scp want wotrk any more since bash allways
> thinks its asking for an interactive shell. Strange.

	Bash 2.01 is known to be weird.  Stay at 1.14.7 until you've read the
	changelist between 1.14.7 and 2.x.

> But, I have a problem thats much worse. Since I upgraded 2 weeks ago to 
> the next current, ghostscript takes days to finish a printjob via apsfilter.
> Display is no problem. I am using a stcolor printer and printouts take about 
> 48h per page. thats really really weird. I have todays current. ports
> were updated after make world.

	Things to check:

	- did you enable FPU emulation ([GPL_]MATH_EMULATE) in the kernel
	  by mistake ?
	- conflicting interrupts on 7 (typicaally a sound card or other
	  device using the same irq as the printer ?)
	- are you running in polled or interrupt mode for the printer ?
	  (lptcontrol -i / -p)
	  Try changing to polled mode and see if things go faster.

	Last, anything else you might have changed _with_ current:

	 - printer cable
	 - new I/O card
	 - new BIOS/motherboard ?


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