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I read this thread but it didn't help, as I have an all-in-one printer, and the site given has no drivers for it. Sure, Ubuntu can connect to the printer wirelessly, but it can't print anything to it. I have the original windows drivers on the CD if anyone wants them, but I don't think that'll help my problem.
The actual model is X4550
I noticed people were going around spurting information about that linux driver kit thing. Which one out of the two versions should I download? or is there a debian package for it somewhere?
I made them, but you can only have one installed at a time. Granted, having these alone will not allow you to connect to your printer. I suggest taking a look at the readme included with the Z55SampleLPRng-2.0-1.tar.gz file found on this page.
I made them, but you can only have one installed at a time. Granted, having these alone will not allow you to connect to your printer. I suggest taking a look at the readme included with the Z55SampleLPRng-2.0-1.tar.gz file found on this page.
Distribution: Vector Linux 5.1 Std., Vector Linux 5.8 Std., Win2k, XP, OS X (10.4 & 10.5)
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Ok If you cannot get a direct connection,I have read this thread and your ubuntu thread on this machine, then you have to make a printer server to which you can spool the print jobs to. And I cannot get any deeper then that with you because you have not provided enough information about your Lan set up to advise you as to how to network the workstation(s) to the network printer.
For example we need to know if your router is using static or DHCP ips. What is the OS of the network printer?
sorry, i wasn't being specific. this web page http://iyeru.p1networks.net/deb/ seems to no longer exist. i was following the thread in hopes of getting a lexmark 6250 allin1 to work on fc6. after visiting the sane site, i see that this is not possible.
Yeah, I'm sorry about that, I changed providers for hosting. I no longer have the deb file either. The deb file is actually just the RPM changed with alien basically.
The lexmark website NO LONGER carries the RPMs for the LDK, sorry.
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