Samsung ML-1740
xbaez
ulist at gs1.ubuntuforums.org
Mon Jul 4 18:35:10 UTC 2005
I forgot to mention
maybe most of the people won't have the problems I had.
So basically, the
'bash /media/cdrom/setup.sh' program will copy a lot of PPD files to
the folder
'/usr/local/linuxprinting/ppd/C'
I think that the default folder was '/usr/local/linuxprinting'
Anyway, when you run the 'linux-config' program, then whenever you
install a printer (for example the Samsung ML 1740 model), the
following file */usr/local/linuxprinting/ppd/C/ML-1740spl2.ppd* will be
copyied to *'/usr/share/cups/model/ML-1740spl2.ppd'*
Then, you can use GNOME or KDE to add a printer, and the device will
appear then.
EASY WAY
I suppose you could just copy the entire contents of the CD ppd files
to your HD (I haven't tested this yet)
'CP -PV /MEDIA/CDROM/PPD/C/*.PPD /USR/SHARE/CUPS/MODEL'
Then go to KDE or Gnome printing, install a new printer, and all the
models listed there:
CLP-500splc
CLP-550ps
ML-1210spl
ML-1430spl
ML-1440spl
ML-1450pcl
ML-1450ps
ML-1450spl
ML-1510spl2
ML-1710spl2
ML-1740spl2
ML-1750spl2
ML-2150ps
ML-2150spl2
ML-2550ps
ML-2550Sps
ML-2550Sspl2
ML-6060pcl
ML-6060ps
ML-7300pcl
ML-7300ps
For instance, the *Samsung ML-1740* will work with the
*ML-1740spl2.pdd* driver
Finally I have a suggestion/question
Is there any way to install all these drivers with apt-get?
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xbaez
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