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Thank you thank you thank you for this hint! This has been driving us crazy. I talked to Apple and to Canon (I have a Canon i860) some time ago and got no where. These are exactly our symptoms.. The jobs from the computer that prints via wireless will just stop in the middle. (The jobs from the computer that is plugged into our Airport Extreme Base Station via Ethernet cable have no problem). I will try this out.
If anyone has any other clues on this problem, please post!
I wonder if this is specific to Canon printers, by the way. That would be worth knowing.

I wouldn't be surprised if this was a Canon issue. We run a Mac/PC based shop and have had nothing but issues with the Canon Mac drivers for our W8400.
The Canon rep has told us that they were hit really hard when Apple released Tiger. They have been trying to fix drivers ever since.

Canon has horrible Tiger support. At one point I searched and searched for the updated driver on their website. There was a link that was supposed to allow me to download it, but it gave an error every time. Finally I realized that someone hadn't coded it correctly, and the link was pointing to the wrong page. After hand-typing the correct address I was able to download the link. What a painful, and completely unnecessary, process.

First, Thank You So Very Much!
It has always been a thorn in my side that anytime I tried to print an 8x10 photo to my HP 7760 (via airport) it would always hang partway through. What made it worse is that Windows XP using the Apple Bonjour drivers works flawlessly (not to mention XP's better all around support for photo printing built in to the OS, itself).
Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Wow!
That really helps! You just saved me from throwing my HP printer out, nah through the window..
I fiddleld with the setings and found that for me
sudo ipfw pipe 1 config bw 12Mbit/s queue 10
worked best. I figured since USB1 is using that speed, that wouldn't be problem. The printer now prints as fast as ever, but just doesn't stop anymore..

I've changed my settings to the 12Mbit/s. I've also done away with the
'queue 10'
bit, and will see if that makes a difference.
Many thanks for your comment!
Jon

I use an Canon i900D and have had this problem since OS10.4. I used the 12Mb speed and for the first time since then I have managed to print a full photo without stopping. Thanks for solving this problem. You should tell Apple and Canon!
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diem

Dear diem,
Thanks for this. It's good to know that there's a few Canon printers that work.
Best wishes, Jon
(jgh23)

Thanks to you for solving what Apple and or Canon couldn't
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Huh! For more than a year I had to use a workaround to this very same problem, which was to share the printer with another computer, which had the printer connected via USB. This way the airport printing always went through the computer. Obviously every remote print job required booting/waking up the 'proxy' computer :-( If your solution works - you certainly deserve kudos for finding the culprit. Now they should eventually have no more excuses for fixing this heavily annoying bug. Please notify Apple, HP and Canon and all the hundreds of unhappy people on discussions.apple.com..

I'm also experiencing issues with printing over Airport, but in my case, the USB HP printer is connected to an iMac wired to a DLink wireless router.
The iBook connected thru the airport (801b) , sometimes loses the connection to the printer. It doesn't seem to be a wifi signal problem, cause it's only 2 feet away in the same room. And since the print server is running on the iMac, it shouldn't have a bandwith problem.

Quick question (hope people are still reading this thread!): Is this fix permanent, or only until a logout/reboot?
Mon

I know that it does not last through a reboot. I don't know about logout without reboot.
Best wishes, Jon
(jgh23)

I would have 2 questions about this fix..
1 - Is it permanent, or should we apply it after every start of the Macintosh?
2 - What about AirportDisk? Will this printing fix only limit the bandwith to the Printer, or will it also limit the bandwith available for communications with the usb Disk plugged on a usb hub on an Airport Extreme base????
And finally, if the fix is permanent, how can we restore the default settings?
Thanks to all for any answer

Just edit the script using AppleScript Editor and change
type_your_Airport_base_station_IP by the correct IP address of your Aiport Base Station (mine is 10.0.1.1)
and
write here your admin password by your Admin password (between quotes)

Save this script as an application and launch it after every start of the Mac

Note that this script only reproduces what is explained in this thread. I'm not a specialist of these Terminal and Unix settings... but if you've tested the fix and you noticed that it works for you, this script will allow you to automate it instead of typing these 2 command lines in the Terminal at every start.

Thanks, it worked great.
This seems to be a problem not with the airport base station but with the airport card itself.
I use this hint to fix the problem with a printer (HP 6980) connected directly thru a router.
I tried AirPrintFix, but it didn't work as expected, it was never executed due to privileges problems.
So I wrote an Applescript to correct it, saved as an application and included it into the user's login's items thru the prefferences panel.
The applescript is :

do shell script 'sudo ipfw add pipe 1 ip from any to x.x.x.x pppp' password 'your password' with administrator privileges
do shell script 'sudo ipfw pipe 1 config bw 2Mbit/s queue 10' password 'your password' with administrator privileges

where x.x.x.x is the printer's ip and
pppp is the printer's bonjour service port ( find it out with bonjour browser )
HTH

I'm sorry that AirPrintFix didn't work for you. Its main advantage over an applescript is that it doesn't need a copy of your password, and is automatically there whenever anyone logs in.
If you can describe the problems that meant it didn't work, I can try to fix them in AirPrintFix.
Best, Jon Hall
(This hint's, and AirPrintFix's, author) Little snitch vpn problem.

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Steve Holland

Finally found this solution after years of living with the problem, and THANK YOU!
Just want to add one odd detail. I have two Tiger iMacs (Intel and PPC) with a Canon iP5200 attached to an ABS. The Intel beast is wired to the network, and the PPC beast is wireless. I have never had a problem printing from the wired system and have problems at least 50% of the time from the wireless system. If this is purely a 'too much bandwidth' problem, why isn't it a problem for both systems?
Also, the PPC wireless system is forced to use 802.11g since it can't use the newer 802.11n cards. Is it a problem in the card on the PPC, or perhaps with how the ABS handles 802.11g? I've got a MacBook with an 802.11n card, and while I've never had problems printing from it through this same ABS I don't do that very often.
I must also echo the complaint of an earlier poster that Apple hasn't fixed this.

Another idea. I have had this problem off and on for years. It depends on Airport being on the network. On a lark I went to System Preferences -> Netwrork, selected Ethernet and clicked on Advanced .. on the lower right. There I selected Ethernet, and set the following: Configure Manually, Speed 100baseTX, full-duplex, MTU Standard. The essential change was to switch from 'Full-duplex with flow control' to 'full-duplex'. Clicked OK, then Applied. No problems since but for a short time. Forgive me if this is premature, but I wanted to log this before I forgot what I did. Any follow up reports would be appreciated.

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