HP DeskJet 400 with parallel/USB adapter and Ubuntu doesn't print correctly

as in the topic, then print at the start of the printer green LEDs start flashing when it start to print:

-Sometimes, the printer turns off

-Sometimes, the printer starts to print, but at some point, it seems random, he stops and turns off

-rarely printing is completed successfully.

Anyone experienced this?

The parallel/usb converter worked correctly with windows for 2-3 years.

Thanks to all who can help me.

Hi ottavop,

You will need to go the link below to get assistance for your operating system to Linux/Ubuntu.

http://hplipopensource.com/hplip-Web/support.html

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