Error Messages for Component ID 0782

0782-006 -Flag flag not expected. Check the flags

Possible Causes

• You issued the enq command with the -o (option) flag, but specified an incorrect option flag to be passed to the backend spooler program.
• You issued the qprt command with an incorrect flag.

Procedures for Recovery

• Check the piobe command for a list of valid flags, and issue the enq command again.
• Check the qprt command for valid flags.

0782-026 A virtual printer has not been configured for print queue and queue device PrintQueueName: QueueDeviceName

Possible Causes

• You made a print request, but a virtual printer was not defined.

Procedures for Recovery

• Use the System Management Interface Tool (SMIT) to define a virtual printer.

  Select the Spooler (Print Jobs)--> Manage Local Printer Subsystem--> Virtual Printers--> Add a Virtual Printer menu option. SMIT prompts you for all values.

• Enter the mkvirprt command to define a virtual printer. If you enter the mkvirprt command without arguments, it prompts for all values.

Note: For more detailed information on defining a virtual printer, see "Initial Printer Configuration" in AIX Version 4.3 Guide to Printers and Printing.

0782-530 Cannot determine terminal type

Possible Causes

• pioout is unable to read a terminal name from the tty definition.

Procedures for Recovery

1. Verify that you have specified the TERMINAL type on the tty setup screen. Enter the SMIT fast path command:

   smit tty

2. Choose the Change / Show Characteristics of a TTY menu option.
3. If the previous fails, set the PIOTERM environment variable to your terminal type.

   export PIOTERM=your-terminal-type-here

0782-531 Error occurred while reading terminfo database for Terminal Type

Possible Causes

• Terminfo entry for specified terminal does not exist.

Procedures for Recovery

1. Verify that the TERMINAL type in tty setup is correct.
2. If your terminal is not supported, follow the instructions for "Adding Support for Nonsupported Terminals" in AIX Version 4.3 Guide to Printers and Printing.

0782-532 Cannot find terminfo attribute mc5 for Terminal Type

Possible Causes

• Terminfo database entry for specified terminal is missing the printer ON command.

Procedures for Recovery

• Add printer ON command to terminfo database. See "Terminfo Database" in AIX Version 4.3 Guide to Printers and Printing.

0782-532 Cannot find terminfo attribute mc4 for Terminal Type

Possible Causes

• Terminfo database entry for specified terminal is missing the printer OFF command.

Procedures for Recovery

• Add printer OFF command to terminfo database. See "Terminfo Database" in AIX Version 4.3 Guide to Printers and Printing.

0782-533 Unsupported asynchronous adapter

Possible Causes

• Terminal is connected to nonsupported asynchronous adapter.

Procedures for Recovery

• Terminal-attached printing supported only for adapters listed in "Printing with Terminal-Attached Printers" in AIX Version 4.3 Guide to Printers and Printing. Review your hardware setup to verify that you have the appropriate asynchronous adapter. Supported adapters include: 8-port, 16-port, 64-port, and 128-port acapters.

0782-534 Cannot open terminal-attached printer device

Possible Causes

• pioout could not create the terminal-attached printer device (64-port and 128-port only).

Procedures for Recovery

• Verify permissions for pioout command, then resubmit the print job. See "Terminal-Attached Printer Checklist" in AIX Version 4.3 Guide to Printers and Printing.

0782-054 Error detected during output to printer. The device name is PrinterName

Possible Causes

• There are jobs queued on your printer, but the printer is out of paper and the print queue is down or in the dev_wait state.
• The file field in the /etc/qconfig file has an incorrect queue device name. This caused a write error which caused the print queue to die.
• The printer cable is not attached, or there is a defective cable.

Procedures for Recovery

• Ensure that there is paper in the printer. Turn the printer power switch off and back On. Run the qadm command to bring the print queue back up.

  qadm -U Queuename

• Ensure that the file field in the /etc/qconfig file has the name of a valid print queue.

0782-056 Printer PrinterID needs paper

Possible Causes

• The printer is either out of paper, or it is not turned on.

Procedures for Recovery

• Ensure that the printer is on and stocked with paper.

0782-057 Printer PrinterID needs attention

Possible Causes

• The printer is either low on toner, offline, or out of paper.

Procedures for Recovery

• Ensure the printer status.

  If the printer is online, stocked with paper, and resetting it does not correct the problem, contact your system administrator.

0782-059 Printer PrinterID not installed

Possible Causes

• The virtual printer or the physical printer has not been installed.
• Printer files are corrupted.

Procedures for Recovery

• Remove virtual printer files and physical printer files.
• Using SMIT, install virtual printer and physical printer.

0782-329 Not a valid device file name

Possible Causes

• Using the System Management Interface Tool (SMIT), you attempted to add a virtual printer or plotter, but you specified an invalid device name.
• From the command line, you specified an invalid device name with the mkvirprtcommand (to attach a printer or plotter to a host).

Procedures for Recovery

• Using SMIT, specify a valid device name to add a printer or plotter.
  1. Return to the SMIT menu option where the error occurred.
  2. Ensure the specified device matches one of the names listed above the Printer or Plotter Attached to Host prompt, which asks for the device name.
  3. If the list of devices does not appear, or the device you are looking for is not in the list, use the Devices--> Printer/Plotter--> Printer/Plotter Devices--> Add a Printer/Plotteroption to add the device.
  4. After you have added the device, you can add a virtual printer.
• Specify a valid device name for the mkvirprt command.
  1. Enter the lsdev -C command to list the valid ParentName parameters.
  2. Enter the lsconn -p ParentName command to list the valid ConnectionLocation parameters.
  3. Select an appropriate ConnectionLocation parameter from the list.
  4. Enter the mkvirprt command using the ConnectionLocation parameter you selected from the list.
  5. If the list of devices does not appear, or the device you are looking for is not in the list, use the mkdev command to add the device.
  6. After you have added the device, you can add a virtual printer.