Drivers Laser Mfd 60502
Hi all,I'm using Kubuntu Natty 10.04 AMD 64Bit.I'm looking for the updated drivers for the Philips Laser MFD LFF6050 multifuncion printerAnyone knows how to install this printer/scanner?What I tried up to now:Philps claims that the multifunction is compatible with M$ Windows,MAC and Linux.In the MAC/Linux CD there are two folders (printer and scanner) forUbuntu (but from the docs seems for the 8,04 version or somethingsimilar)I tried to install this software. When I connect the USB cable the'installing a new printer' notification appears but the printer isnot installed.In the 'Printer management' - 'install new printer' appears an'MFPrinter Laser Pro LL 2 3' (but only if the printer is switched onand connected)Trying to install this printer, I see that there is no Philips brandin the PPD database; so I don't know how to proceed.For the scanner quiteinsane is not able to find the device.When the printer is connected the lsusb command finds a 'sagem'device. The 'sudo lsusb' command says:Bus 002 Device 004: ID 079b:0094 SagemBus 002 Device 003: ID 04f2:b179 Chicony Electronics Co., LtdBus 002 Device 002: ID 8087:0020 Intel Corp. Integrated RateMatching HubBus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hubBus 001 Device 003: ID 04f3:0232 Elan Microelectronics Corp.Bus 001 Device 002: ID 8087:0020 Intel Corp. Integrated RateMatching HubBus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hubThanks in advanceMirto-kubuntu-users mailing listModify settings or unsubscribe at.
Hi all, I'm using Kubuntu Natty 10.04 AMD 64Bit. I'm looking for the updated drivers for the Philips Laser MFD LFF 6050 multifuncion printer Anyone knows how to install this printer/scanner? What I tried up to now: Philps claims that the multifunction is compatible with M$ Windows, MAC and Linux. In the MAC/Linux CD there are two folders (printer and scanner) for Ubuntu (but from the docs seems for the 8,04 version or something similar) I tried to install this software. I'm looking for the updated drivers for the Philips Laser MFD LFF 6050 multifuncion printer Anyone knows how to install this printer/scanner? What I tried up to now: Philps claims that the multifunction is compatible with M$ Windows, MAC and Linux.
In the MAC/Linux CD there are two folders (printer and scanner) for Ubuntu (but from the docs seems for the 8,04 version or something similar)I found a driver package 1 on the philips site which is for Gutsy(7.10), so it is even older. But looking at the contents, I would atleast try to install the printer the way it is described in the readmefile. Even though it isn't meant for your Kubuntu version, it is quitelikely that the installer works with the current version as well. Firstrun the installer for their proprietary driver and then install theprinter in CUPS. However the CUPS menues are different in the newversion, so you will probably have to search a bit for the right pages. I tried to install this software. When I connect the USB cable the 'installing a new printer' notification appears but the printer is not installed.I would just ignore that message - if it doesn't work, the automaticinstaller probably doesn't know how to handle the proprietary driver forthis printer, which is necessary to make it work.Nils1 -kubuntu-users mailing listModify settings or unsubscribe at.
On Sunday, August 07, 2011 12:30:33 PM Mirto Silvio Busico wrote: Hi all, I'm using Kubuntu Natty 10.04 AMD 64Bit. I'm looking for the updated drivers for the Philips Laser MFD LFF 6050 multifuncion printer Anyone knows how to install this printer/scanner? What I tried up to now: Philps claims that the multifunction is compatible with M$ Windows, MAC and Linux. In the MAC/Linux CD there are two folders (printer and scanner) for Ubuntu (but from the docs seems for the 8,04 version or something similar) I tried to install this software. I'm looking for the updated drivers for the Philips Laser MFD LFF 6050 multifuncion printer Anyone knows how to install this printer/scanner?
Drivers Laser Mfd 60502 Driver
What I tried up to now: Philps claims that the multifunction is compatible with M$ Windows, MAC and Linux. In the MAC/Linux CD there are two folders (printer and scanner) for Ubuntu (but from the docs seems for the 8,04 version or something similar) I found a driver package 1 on the philips site which is for Gutsy (7.10), so it is even older. But looking at the contents, I would at least try to install the printer the way it is described in the readme file. Even though it isn't meant for your Kubuntu version, it is quite likely that the installer works with the current version as well.
MAC Driver MFD …
First run the installer for their proprietary driver and then install the printer in CUPS. However the CUPS menues are different in the new version, so you will probably have to search a bit for the right pages.Ok. I have done the gui install and then tried with the systemsettings.Now I'll try usin directly CUPS. I tried to install this software. When I connect the USB cable the 'installing a new printer' notification appears but the printer is not installed. I would just ignore that message - if it doesn't work, the automatic installer probably doesn't know how to handle the proprietary driver for this printer, which is necessary to make it work.Ok Nils 1 ThanksMirto-kubuntu-users mailing listModify settings or unsubscribe at.
Drivers Laser Mfd 60502 Service
The printer now works. The scanner is not detected, but I'llstart a new thread about this.To use the printer:1) change the install script to link the correct library:echo Running post-install commands.#ln -sf /usr/lib/libstdc.so.6.0.9 /usr/lib/libstdc.so.5ln -sf /usr/lib32/libstdc.so.6.0.14/usr/lib/libstdc.so.5echo Installation is complete.2) Install the printer selecting the installed ppd file that is:/usr/share/ppd/openprinting/LaserProLL2.ppd(beware the PCL ppd file doesn't work)Thanks to allMirtoIl 19:17, Alan Dacey Sr. On 08/08/11 03:42, Mirto Silvio Busico wrote:Hurray. The printer now works. The scanner is not detected, butI'll start a new thread about this.I believe that to get the scanner to work you need to look in/etc/sane.d at the various.conf files and determine which onecorresponds to your device.
In those files there are comments thattell you what entry needs to be placed in the file to get sane torecognise the device. For this command you will need the device idthat lsusb provided to you.regards,SteveTo use the printer:1) change the install script to link the correct library:echo Running post-install commands.#ln -sf /usr/lib/libstdc.so.6.0.9 /usr/lib/libstdc.so.5ln -sf /usr/lib32/libstdc.so.6.0.14/usr/lib/libstdc.so.5echo Installation is complete.2) Install the printer selecting the installed ppd file that is:/usr/share/ppd/openprinting/LaserProLL2.ppd(beware the PCL ppd file doesn't work)Thanks to allMirtoIl 19:17, Alan Dacey Sr.