Concernant l'imprimante,elle se trouve bien dans System/configuration/imprimante. Quand je tente d'imprimer une page de test, il me dit qu'il l'a bien envoyé, mais l'imprimante ne reçoit rien et aucune tache en cours non plus...
La commande lpstat me fait un retour de chariot vide.. et j'ai tenté d'imprimer via la console avec "lp -d bar -o cpi=12 -o lpi=8 -o page-left=72 test.txt" et ça me dit qu'aucune classe ou imprimante n'est trouvée...
J'ai tenté aussi de passer par l'utilitaire de Samsung, néant.. et j'ai testé ça mais idem.. :
Set up the printer without Samsung's shit setup tool!
The setup-tool that Samsung had offered doesn't work on my Debian GNU/Linux Sarge.
But I have found a Way to setup the printer without it. It's even better to do
it this way:
get the driver package from the samsung website.
unpack it:
tar zxvf 20050425144636875_lpp-1.1.7-27-i386.tar.gz
Make a directory somwhere in the system:
mkdir /usr/local/samsung
Copy the ppd directory:
cp -R image/ppd /usr/local/samsung
The directory image/bin/Linux/x86/filters contains the various
proprietary "printer drivers"
For the CLP-500 you need only ppmtosplc and pscms
You have to copy them to /usr/local/samsung/filters
and symlink them into /usr/lib/cups/filter
this quirks seems to be needed by the drivers:
mkdir /usr/local/samsung/filters
cd image/bin/Linux/x86/filters
cp ppmtosplc pscms /usr/local/samsung/filters
cd /usr/local/samsung/filters
ln -s ppmtosplc pscms /usr/lib/cups/filter
Now you have to set up a config file /etc/linuxprint.cfg needed by ppmtosplc:
write in /etc/linuxprint.cfg this:
eventually you have to adjust the value A4 into Letter
Now you can set up the printer in CUPS
with your preferred config tool like KDEPrint or foomatic-gui
choose the correct ppd file "CLP-500splc" for the printer and
name the queue "colorlaser".
[^] # Re: Cups sous Ubuntu
Posté par galactic . En réponse au message Problème d'impression sous Kubuntu .... Évalué à 1.
Concernant l'imprimante,elle se trouve bien dans System/configuration/imprimante. Quand je tente d'imprimer une page de test, il me dit qu'il l'a bien envoyé, mais l'imprimante ne reçoit rien et aucune tache en cours non plus...
La commande lpstat me fait un retour de chariot vide.. et j'ai tenté d'imprimer via la console avec "lp -d bar -o cpi=12 -o lpi=8 -o page-left=72 test.txt" et ça me dit qu'aucune classe ou imprimante n'est trouvée...
J'ai tenté aussi de passer par l'utilitaire de Samsung, néant.. et j'ai testé ça mais idem.. :
Set up the printer without Samsung's shit setup tool!
The setup-tool that Samsung had offered doesn't work on my Debian GNU/Linux Sarge.
But I have found a Way to setup the printer without it. It's even better to do
it this way:
get the driver package from the samsung website.
unpack it:
tar zxvf 20050425144636875_lpp-1.1.7-27-i386.tar.gz
Make a directory somwhere in the system:
mkdir /usr/local/samsung
Copy the ppd directory:
cp -R image/ppd /usr/local/samsung
The directory image/bin/Linux/x86/filters contains the various
proprietary "printer drivers"
For the CLP-500 you need only ppmtosplc and pscms
You have to copy them to /usr/local/samsung/filters
and symlink them into /usr/lib/cups/filter
this quirks seems to be needed by the drivers:
mkdir /usr/local/samsung/filters
cd image/bin/Linux/x86/filters
cp ppmtosplc pscms /usr/local/samsung/filters
cd /usr/local/samsung/filters
ln -s ppmtosplc pscms /usr/lib/cups/filter
Now you have to set up a config file /etc/linuxprint.cfg needed by ppmtosplc:
write in /etc/linuxprint.cfg this:
------------------------------------------------------------
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<linux root="/usr/local/samsung" system="cups">
<option name="ghostscript" value="/usr/bin/gs"/>
<printer ppd="ppd/C/CLP-500splc.ppd" queue="colorlaser">
<option name="Resolution" value="600"/>
<option name="Duplex" value="None"/>
<option name="PageSize" value="A4"/>
<option name="InputSlot" value="AUTO"/>
<option name="MediaType" value="Normal"/>
<option name="JCLJamrecovery" value="RWJOff"/>
</printer>
</linux>
------------------------------------------------------------
eventually you have to adjust the value A4 into Letter
Now you can set up the printer in CUPS
with your preferred config tool like KDEPrint or foomatic-gui
choose the correct ppd file "CLP-500splc" for the printer and
name the queue "colorlaser".