Kyocera FS-1120D printer installation
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Every attempt to install Kyocera FS-1120D printer driver in Ubuntu 18-4 has failed.
Downloading the driver installation from Kyocera's website and attempting to install using 'kyodialog_5.0-0_i386.deb results in no available printer. Installing it manually in terminal using either aptitude or apt-get install result in missing dependencies and no printer to add.
Brute force copying Kyocera_FS-1120D.PPD to /usr/share/cups/model or /usr/share/cups/model/Kyocera does not provide any printer to be added in Settings > Devices > Printers. I am surprised that I can't get a printer to work even though I have the '.PPD' file.
I have also tried CUPS both in a terminal and in a browser (CUPS > admin), no luck. Any thoughts?
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asked Oct 12 '18 at 10:08
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Every attempt to install Kyocera FS-1120D printer driver in Ubuntu 18-4 has failed.
Downloading the driver installation from Kyocera's website and attempting to install using 'kyodialog_5.0-0_i386.deb results in no available printer. Installing it manually in terminal using either aptitude or apt-get install result in missing dependencies and no printer to add.
Brute force copying Kyocera_FS-1120D.PPD to /usr/share/cups/model or /usr/share/cups/model/Kyocera does not provide any printer to be added in Settings > Devices > Printers. I am surprised that I can't get a printer to work even though I have the '.PPD' file.
I have also tried CUPS both in a terminal and in a browser (CUPS > admin), no luck. Any thoughts?
printing
asked Oct 12 '18 at 10:08
AnalogDialogAnalogDialog
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I'm not sure about 1120, but FS-1118MFP works with driver from repository and withsystem-config-printer. Did you tried to click on Provide PPD file in Change Driver dialog and specify it manually?
– N0rbert
Oct 12 '18 at 10:26
@N0rbert Thanks for the suggestion, I didn't know system-config-printer. However, the Change Driver dialog appear only once the printer is installed. When I run system-config-printer in a terminal, I get a 'Printers - localhost' dialog saying 'There are no printers configured yet.' 'Add'. The only way around would be to install another model and then introduce the 1120 ppd file - not an obvious approach.
– AnalogDialog
Oct 12 '18 at 15:48
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Every attempt to install Kyocera FS-1120D printer driver in Ubuntu 18-4 has failed.
Downloading the driver installation from Kyocera's website and attempting to install using 'kyodialog_5.0-0_i386.deb results in no available printer. Installing it manually in terminal using either aptitude or apt-get install result in missing dependencies and no printer to add.
Brute force copying Kyocera_FS-1120D.PPD to /usr/share/cups/model or /usr/share/cups/model/Kyocera does not provide any printer to be added in Settings > Devices > Printers. I am surprised that I can't get a printer to work even though I have the '.PPD' file.
I have also tried CUPS both in a terminal and in a browser (CUPS > admin), no luck. Any thoughts?
printing
asked Oct 12 '18 at 10:08
AnalogDialogAnalogDialog
112
Every attempt to install Kyocera FS-1120D printer driver in Ubuntu 18-4 has failed.
Downloading the driver installation from Kyocera's website and attempting to install using 'kyodialog_5.0-0_i386.deb results in no available printer. Installing it manually in terminal using either aptitude or apt-get install result in missing dependencies and no printer to add.
Brute force copying Kyocera_FS-1120D.PPD to /usr/share/cups/model or /usr/share/cups/model/Kyocera does not provide any printer to be added in Settings > Devices > Printers. I am surprised that I can't get a printer to work even though I have the '.PPD' file.
I have also tried CUPS both in a terminal and in a browser (CUPS > admin), no luck. Any thoughts?
printing
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I'm not sure about 1120, but FS-1118MFP works with driver from repository and withsystem-config-printer. Did you tried to click on Provide PPD file in Change Driver dialog and specify it manually?
– N0rbert
Oct 12 '18 at 10:26
@N0rbert Thanks for the suggestion, I didn't know system-config-printer. However, the Change Driver dialog appear only once the printer is installed. When I run system-config-printer in a terminal, I get a 'Printers - localhost' dialog saying 'There are no printers configured yet.' 'Add'. The only way around would be to install another model and then introduce the 1120 ppd file - not an obvious approach.
– AnalogDialog
Oct 12 '18 at 15:48
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I'm not sure about 1120, but FS-1118MFP works with driver from repository and withsystem-config-printer. Did you tried to click on Provide PPD file in Change Driver dialog and specify it manually?
– N0rbert
Oct 12 '18 at 10:26
@N0rbert Thanks for the suggestion, I didn't know system-config-printer. However, the Change Driver dialog appear only once the printer is installed. When I run system-config-printer in a terminal, I get a 'Printers - localhost' dialog saying 'There are no printers configured yet.' 'Add'. The only way around would be to install another model and then introduce the 1120 ppd file - not an obvious approach.
– AnalogDialog
Oct 12 '18 at 15:48
I'm not sure about 1120, but FS-1118MFP works with driver from repository and with
system-config-printer. Did you tried to click on Provide PPD file in Change Driver dialog and specify it manually?– N0rbert
Oct 12 '18 at 10:26
I'm not sure about 1120, but FS-1118MFP works with driver from repository and with
system-config-printer. Did you tried to click on Provide PPD file in Change Driver dialog and specify it manually?– N0rbert
Oct 12 '18 at 10:26
@N0rbert Thanks for the suggestion, I didn't know system-config-printer. However, the Change Driver dialog appear only once the printer is installed. When I run system-config-printer in a terminal, I get a 'Printers - localhost' dialog saying 'There are no printers configured yet.' 'Add'. The only way around would be to install another model and then introduce the 1120 ppd file - not an obvious approach.
– AnalogDialog
Oct 12 '18 at 15:48
@N0rbert Thanks for the suggestion, I didn't know system-config-printer. However, the Change Driver dialog appear only once the printer is installed. When I run system-config-printer in a terminal, I get a 'Printers - localhost' dialog saying 'There are no printers configured yet.' 'Add'. The only way around would be to install another model and then introduce the 1120 ppd file - not an obvious approach.
– AnalogDialog
Oct 12 '18 at 15:48
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I tried
Settings | Printers | Tools Cog | Printer Details
and then
Install PPD File | Location
and in location pasted a PPD in my home folder.
This didn't work, perhaps because of permissions.
I also tried direct copy of PPD file into /usr/share/cups/model, and that didn't work.
But after I did system-config-printer, the printer because visible. I suspect that
Settings | Printers | Tools Cog | Printer Details
assumes that the correct PPD file is already in the correct location.
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I tried
Settings | Printers | Tools Cog | Printer Details
and then
Install PPD File | Location
and in location pasted a PPD in my home folder.
This didn't work, perhaps because of permissions.
I also tried direct copy of PPD file into /usr/share/cups/model, and that didn't work.
But after I did system-config-printer, the printer because visible. I suspect that
Settings | Printers | Tools Cog | Printer Details
assumes that the correct PPD file is already in the correct location.
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I tried
Settings | Printers | Tools Cog | Printer Details
and then
Install PPD File | Location
and in location pasted a PPD in my home folder.
This didn't work, perhaps because of permissions.
I also tried direct copy of PPD file into /usr/share/cups/model, and that didn't work.
But after I did system-config-printer, the printer because visible. I suspect that
Settings | Printers | Tools Cog | Printer Details
assumes that the correct PPD file is already in the correct location.
answered 9 hours ago
Jonathan FineJonathan Fine
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I tried
Settings | Printers | Tools Cog | Printer Details
and then
Install PPD File | Location
and in location pasted a PPD in my home folder.
This didn't work, perhaps because of permissions.
I also tried direct copy of PPD file into /usr/share/cups/model, and that didn't work.
But after I did system-config-printer, the printer because visible. I suspect that
Settings | Printers | Tools Cog | Printer Details
assumes that the correct PPD file is already in the correct location.
answered 9 hours ago
Jonathan FineJonathan Fine
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I tried
Settings | Printers | Tools Cog | Printer Details
and then
Install PPD File | Location
and in location pasted a PPD in my home folder.
This didn't work, perhaps because of permissions.
I also tried direct copy of PPD file into /usr/share/cups/model, and that didn't work.
But after I did system-config-printer, the printer because visible. I suspect that
Settings | Printers | Tools Cog | Printer Details
assumes that the correct PPD file is already in the correct location.
answered 9 hours ago
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I'm not sure about 1120, but FS-1118MFP works with driver from repository and with
system-config-printer. Did you tried to click on Provide PPD file in Change Driver dialog and specify it manually?– N0rbert
Oct 12 '18 at 10:26
@N0rbert Thanks for the suggestion, I didn't know system-config-printer. However, the Change Driver dialog appear only once the printer is installed. When I run system-config-printer in a terminal, I get a 'Printers - localhost' dialog saying 'There are no printers configured yet.' 'Add'. The only way around would be to install another model and then introduce the 1120 ppd file - not an obvious approach.
– AnalogDialog
Oct 12 '18 at 15:48