Installer Canon Pixma Ip1000 Ubuntu Server
It finally worked for me. I initially saw another site where they suggested to add ppa without the “trunk” part, but this caused an error “404” when I tried to update. After this I found this page and added the ppa with the “trunk” part, but still the “404” error remained. So I finally had to go into the software sources, remove the first ppa and edit the second, changing the “precise” version to the “oneiric” version.(see ) After this I installed the drivers and my canon ip1900 printer worked fine.
Fuji Xerox Apeosport Iii C4400 Driver. I’ve recently was asked by my cousin to install and configure her on Ubuntu version 9.10 (Karmic) since the printer was not initialized properly by default. After a bit of investigation and experimentation, I finally found the way to install and configure the Canon Pixma iP3300 Here is a step by step howto for all those who are suffering with the same annoying issue: 1. Install some preliminary deb packages ubuntu:~# apt-get update ubuntu:~# apt-get install alien libxml++1.0-dev libpng12-0 libpng12-dev libgtk1.2 libgtk1.2-common 2. Beyond Fidelity The Dialogics Of Adaptation Pdf Printer.
Create a new canon directory ubuntu:~# mkdir canon 3. Download the libraries and printer drivers in rpm (required by linux’s cups printing system I’ve made a mirror of the packages, as it was a bit hard to find the packages, i hope mirroring them will guarantee the packages won’t suddenly disappear from the net. I’ve mirrored a whole However the files which are necessary for making the Pixma ip3300 to work out on Ubuntu or Debian are: • cnijfilter-common-2.70-1.i386. Touchpad Driver Windows 7 Hp Pavilion Dv4 here. rpm • cnijfilter-ip3300-2.70-1.i386.rpm In some cases on an AMD64 (64 bit Linux architecture), you might also need the file: • cnijfilter-common-2.70-1.src.rpm •.
To straight download the ip3300 necessary files in the just created directory canon in step 2 issue the cmd: ubuntu:~# cd canon ubuntu:/canon# wget ubuntu:/canon# wget ubuntu:/canon# wget As you have seen in step 1, we have installed the alien tool which will be used to convert the rpm packages to.tgz (tar.gz) files. The reason why I’m converting to.tgz instead of directly converting to.deb package is that two of the files are built for the i386 architecture, the ubuntu where I wanted to install them has installed an amd64 version of Ubuntu (a 64bit release of Ubuntu). As the Ubuntu is amd64 version whether I try to convert the.rpm files to.deb packages like so: ubuntu:/canon# alien --to-deb cnijfilter-common-2.70-1.i386.rpm I got the error: cnijfilter-common-2.70-1.i386.rpm is for architecture i386; the package cannot be built on this system As I said earlier to get around this issue, 4. Use alien to convert my.rpm to.tgz: ubuntu:~# alien --to-tgz cnijfilter-common-2.70-1.i386.rpm cnijfilter-common-2.70.tgz generated ubuntu:~# alien --to-tgz cnijfilter-ip3300-2.70-1.i386.rpm cnijfilter-ip3300-2.70.tgz generated 5. Untar the.tgz cnijfilter archives ubuntu:/canon# tar -zxvf cnijfilter-ip3300-2.70.tgz. Ubuntu:/canon# tar -zxvvf cnijfilter-common-2.70.tgz.
