Does anyone have the CUPS Linus drivers for Lexmark 3150dn? Thanks
Should be this one?!
www.openprinting.org/ppd-o-matic.php?driver=Postscript-Lexmark&printer=Lexmark-M3150&show=0
Great, I’ll give it a try. Thank you.
Hint: if you wonder how to integrate,
you can deploy the ppd into /wfs/ppd/Lexmark-M3150-Postscript-Lexmark.ppd
and add your printer in the Setup or UMS with:
Manufacturer: Custom
Driver definition: lsb/usr/custom/Lexmark-M3150-Postscript-Lexmark.ppd
at the moment we have a problem to integrate a .ppd Driver….
i transfered the .ppd driver into /wfs.
to add the printer in ums we have this settings:
Manufacturer: Custom
Driver definition: /wfs/nameofthedriver.ppd
cant find a path like “lsb/usr/custom/”
Device: UD3-LX 50 with FW 5.13.100
@member you would have to insert one additional command as Final network command (System=>Firmware Customization=>Custom commands=>Network) like this cp /wfs/nameofthedriver.ppd /services/cups/share/ppd/custom
Reboot and check that the file is available under /services/cups/share/ppd/custom
the driver definition should then be configured like this: lsb/usr/custom/nameofthedriver.ppd
@member Thanks for your quick response. i had insert the additional command. dumb question: how i can see the content of “custom” in /wfs/nameofthedriver.ppd /services/cups/share/ppd ??
Console says: No such file or directory
the command cp means copy. So if you open a local terminal on endpoint (Accessories=>Terminal), login as root, ll /services/cups/share/ppd/custom/
ll will list all files in the target directory, you would have to check if your ppd file is there.
hmm.. didn ́t see the ppd file
don’t forget the /at the end of custom
then the output ist again “no such file or directory” :man-shrugging:
only can see the ppd file in the wfs folder
ok, I see the issue. Don’t mind, delete the copy command, and replace the driver definition path in your cups printer profile by /wfs/yourprinter.ppd
The Directory /wfs/ppd seems to be gone in our actual firmware. I added it manually to =>System=>Firnware Customization=>Custom Commands=>Network=>After Network DNS I added the command mkdir /wfs/ppd
okay changed the driver definition path in cups printer profile to:
/wfs/yourprinter.ppd
how can i see which driver is in use by the printer?
First: In Terminal: cupsctl WebInterface=yes
Then in a webbrowser on endpoint: localhost:631
If further infos are needed, I would suggest to have a look on Cups Help Pages, because it is a really huge topic.
thx @member Driver seems to be integrated correctly.
You are welcome! Have a great weekend!
Continue reading and comment on the thread ‘Anyone have a CUPS drivers for Lexmark 3150dn on IGEL OS?’. Not a member? Join Here!
Learn more, search the IGEL Knowledge Base
Ask a question or comment on the above message thread?
Join or log in to the IGEL Community to ask us anything and meet other IGEL customers, partners, and EUC enthusiasts.Submit a question, or Join Today!