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Kaivoin tuossa vanhan Acer Aspire One läppärin naftaliinista ja ajattelin harrastusmielessä asentaa siihen Ubuntun. Uusin versio tuohon ei suostunut asentumaan, kun laitteen sisäinen 8.1 gigatavun ssd-levy oli liian pieni. Versio 12.04 LTS asentui. No sitten asentamaan verkkoprintteriäni Xerox Phaser 6010N. Linux-ajurit löytyivät valmistajan sivuilta. Varoituksena kuitenkin: DEB Package for i386 (32-bit) Debian based Linux, such as Ubuntu. After installing the printer package, create the print queue in CUPS.
Tässä kohtaa meinasi mennä kuppi nurin. Mikä hemmetin CUPS? Ei mennyt ihan wintoosamiehen järkeen tuo asennus. Avuksi Google. Sieltähän tuo apu löytyi:
1) Make sure ia32-libs is installed (sudo apt-get install -y ia32-libs)
2) go ahead and download the 32-bit *.deb from the Xerox support site
3) Install the 32-bit deb using gdebi package installer (I just right clicked on the *.deb and installed)
4) Open nautilus and navigate to /usr/share/ppd/Xerox and find the Xerox_Phaser_6010n.ppd.gz file
5) copy this file and move it to a directory you own (~/Desktop) for example
6) extract the contents of the gz, out will come Xerox_Phaser_6010N.ppd
7) Open a terminal and use system-config-printer
8) Add the printer, I have it connected to my router with a reserved DHCP IP address so I use
the appsockert/JetDirect option. In my case the resulting Device URI is socket://192.168.0.127:9100 (modify for your IP settings)
9) When asked for the driver ppd, select "Provide the ppd file" and browse to the extracted Xerox_Phaser_6010N.ppd from a folder you have permissions. This should be successful, trying to add it for me directly from /usr/share/ppd/Xerox resulted in a cups error on add, probably due to lack of permissions on usr/share/...)
10) I have tested both color and B&W, seems to work fine so far.
Toimii, mutta Linuxnörteille vinoillen; vähän helpompaa on printterin asennus Windowsissa.
Tässä kohtaa meinasi mennä kuppi nurin. Mikä hemmetin CUPS? Ei mennyt ihan wintoosamiehen järkeen tuo asennus. Avuksi Google. Sieltähän tuo apu löytyi:
1) Make sure ia32-libs is installed (sudo apt-get install -y ia32-libs)
2) go ahead and download the 32-bit *.deb from the Xerox support site
3) Install the 32-bit deb using gdebi package installer (I just right clicked on the *.deb and installed)
4) Open nautilus and navigate to /usr/share/ppd/Xerox and find the Xerox_Phaser_6010n.ppd.gz file
5) copy this file and move it to a directory you own (~/Desktop) for example
6) extract the contents of the gz, out will come Xerox_Phaser_6010N.ppd
7) Open a terminal and use system-config-printer
8) Add the printer, I have it connected to my router with a reserved DHCP IP address so I use
the appsockert/JetDirect option. In my case the resulting Device URI is socket://192.168.0.127:9100 (modify for your IP settings)
9) When asked for the driver ppd, select "Provide the ppd file" and browse to the extracted Xerox_Phaser_6010N.ppd from a folder you have permissions. This should be successful, trying to add it for me directly from /usr/share/ppd/Xerox resulted in a cups error on add, probably due to lack of permissions on usr/share/...)
10) I have tested both color and B&W, seems to work fine so far.
Toimii, mutta Linuxnörteille vinoillen; vähän helpompaa on printterin asennus Windowsissa.
