![]() The printer didn't even wake up from stand-by mode. Fedora recognized and installed something but printing from gedit gave me no output. First thing I did was just boot into F17 (64-bit) and turn the USB printer on. I need to hook up my Brother 2240D laser printer. able to “see” that the printer was the “R320”. but printing failed, even though no “errors” were thrown on the process, etc.Ĭontrast that with after opening the correct driver package, Yast was throwing errors all over the place, flagging the package as lacking dependencies and being “unsigned”. it asked if I wanted to “add the Fuji printer,” gears turned and seemed like something was happening. What had initially thrown me off the direct solution was Print Settings showing the printer options as “Fuji”. let alone that model?Įventually I would have figured out to search the Epson site for drivers, just cut to the chase and provided the Epson driver link. as the only option, and then moving forward with installing the drivers, which then didn’t work. My main reason for posting was to ask about the why of the Epson printer showing up as a “fuji”. I believe that the drivers were installed earlier and the printer now shows as “Epson-Stylus xxxxx”. I guess it is a “legacy” printer, but, hey, it still is working fine. It was all rather “odd” in that after I deleted the “Fuji” printer in the Settings, it again only showed “non-Epson” printer companies as the choices, until I got the right drivers installed. thinking it was an FF issue I tested it in Chromium with same result. printer was connected and turned on at the time. ![]() I did test the “localhost” suggestion but it “errored out” “not found”. Print settings then was able to “see” and label the printer. when I searched Yast for the package name it showed “no results”. rpm package.Īs you might have noticed Epson only showed a generic “linux” CUPS option until opening it and then it showed the rpm file. I had to select “break dependency” for the rpm package and then “ignore” for “package is unsigned” to install the 79 packages needed or provided by the. rpm file you mentioned, selecting “open with Yast” on the download file to then run the install. Īny thoughts on how to get an Epson Photo R320 recognized and get the proper drivers added into the TW I believe I have successfully added the R320 into “Print Settings”. very painful to have to do that in a high functioning linux system like TW. I surrendered and rebooted into OSX 10.13 and printed my documents quickly and efficiently. I also tried to click “add printer” but nothing showed up to add. I noticed that the “low ink” light was flashing, so I thought that perhaps TW wasn’t able to work around that issue. ![]() I clicked on the Fuji symbol and tried again with the same result. for the Epson printer? I clicked “print” for my doc and. and voila a Print Settings window appeared and in there was the “Fuji-Xerox” printer icon. I clicked “move on with it” and there was some activity. click to install drivers” (something like that). a dialog box opened saying something like, “You don’t have any drivers for this printer. I connected the printer via USB cable and turned the printer on. ![]() never had done any printing in TW before. A few days back I was running in TW and had a couple of docs I needed to print.
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