Driver Linux pour les imprimantes Canon LBP-660 et LBP-460. Retour à la page principale English version Par Nicolas Boichat Sommaire Les imprimantes Canon LBP-660 et LBP-460 sont des imprimantes GDI (ou "winprinters"), qui utilisent un protocole propriétaire et non documenté, que j'ai décodé en utilisant les techniques présentées par Rildo Pragana (voir Outils et techniques). Heureusement, certaines parties du protocole sont les mêmes que celles utilisées par la Samsung ML-85G. J'ai donc pu baser mon travail sur le driver écrit par Rildo Pragana. Vous pouvez télécharger ici un driver Linux pour cette imprimante. Télécharger Se reporter à la version anglaise de cette page. Installation Vérifier que Ghostscript est installé.
Extraire l'archive, puis taper : # make Se connecter en tant que root et taper : # make install Installation dans CUPS Vérifier que CUPS est installé. Puis taper, en remplaçant 660 par 460 si vous utilisez une Canon LBP-460 : # make cups-install-660-a4 ou # make cups-install-660-letter selon le format de papier à utiliser. Outils et techniques. Adventures in Linux Programming. Here you find tools, articles, and software for porting the so called or , devices that originally runs over the WPS (Windows printing system), to make them work under Linux and other free operating systems.
The GDI printers are devil devices with many traps to catch the unaware programmer, like a maze. You are invited to read the articles, see how I dissected my own winprinter, a Samsung ML-85G, and try my methods to solve the puzzle on yours printer. Many tols discussed here are also useful to port other windows-only hardware. Yes, I want to free the world from this disease created by bad guys like BG and his forty thieves of the Persian story.
Running a GDI printer under Linux - a preliminary report Running a GDI printer under Linux - part 2 - First code Running a GDI printer under Linux - part 3 - Tools and Techniques Running a GDI printer under Linux - part 4 - Real Time Techniques Running a GDI printer under Linux - part 5 - Solving the compress puzzle A Canon winprinter driver. Printer: Generic GDI Printer. The Linux Foundation OpenPrinting Printers Generic GDI Printer Discussion forum Look for help in our forum for printers from various manufacturers. Comments There are many so-called "GDI" printers, especially designed for Microsoft Windows. To save expenses for printer electronics the manufacturers move over all the rendering to the Windows driver running on the PC. The printer gets a simple bitmap of the page. "GDI" means "Graphical Device Interface" and is a software API created by Microsoft through which applications communicate with the drivers of graphical output devices, as printers or graphics cards.
For users of operating systems not supported by the printer's manufacturer, as GNU/Linux, Unix, Mac OS X, ..., these printers are a big problem. Compaq inkjets are usually relabled Lexmarks, so try the drivers for Lexmark models with the same maximum resolution, also the drivers issued by Lexmark could work. Consumables/Refills: <a href=" Drivers.
1350cnw colour printer datasheet_en_v1 hr.pdf (Objet application/pdf) CUPS Troubleshooting and Asking for Help HOWTO (by Kurt Pfeifle) - Documentation - CUPS. CUPS Driver Development Kit Manual - Documentation - CUPS. CUPS Driver Development Kit Manual - Documentation - CUPS. Designing, Writing, and Packaging Printer Drivers. This little HOWTO is intended to help everyone who wants to write printer drivers for Linux and Unix, as printer manufacturers, ISVs, and also users who simply want to get their printers to work. The goal is to make the drivers available in a form that they "just work" for as many users as possible and that they do not require deep knowledge in system administration and/or software development for installation. Printer driver design To reach this goal one should already start at the design of the driver. This makes the later steps, as building in the LSB environment and packaging much easier.
Components and purposes The printing process under Linux and Unix is as follows: Applications send the print job as a PDF (PostScript is deprecated but there can be some still sending PostScript) file to the printing system (usually CUPS) and the printing system converts the job to the printer's language. With the time several forms of modularized drivers appeared. CUPS Raster IJS plug-in.