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if you download the driver, you can actually check for yourself; Canon were providing 32bit and 64bit; open the package

thanks Billy;

if usb connected, one will be called lp0 and the next will be lp1

but be aware that whichever is lp0 will always be seen as that; so if you turn on what is lp1 as the first to turn on, the system will not print; lp0 must always be turned on first;

so that needs the UFR driver https://www.canon-europe.com/support/consumer_products/products/fax__multifunctionals/laser/laserbase_mf_series/i-sensys_mf4380dn.html?type=drivers&driverdetailid=tcm:13-1506758&os=linux%20%2864-bit%29&language=en it comes down as linux-UFRII-drv-v500-uken-04.tar.gz if y...

so this needs the CAPT driver and several commands sudo /usr/sbin/lpadmin -p LBP7010C -P /usr/share/cups/model/CNCUPSLBP7018CCAPTK.ppd -v ccp://localhost:59787 -E sudo /usr/sbin/ccpdadmin -p LBP7010C -o /dev/usb/lp0 ........ assuming only one usb printer sudo /etc/init.d/ccpd start ........ would yo...

Canon do a driver for this MG7700 series device what about installing that driver and evaluating it? If you go here https://asia.canon/en/support/0100690202/1 and click to download and save what will be cnijfilter2-5.20-1-deb.tar.gz (so it is a generic driver Canon have taken to issuing in recent ye...

so this a different way of reporting; than in older versions; previously it would have said Canon Printer Daemon for CUPS: ccpd: 8956 8954 ..... there should be two sets of 4-digit numbers; (the actual numbers can vary .....) The old advice was also to do gedit /etc/ccpd.conf so that uses the text e...

could you do
please; if you paste that command into a terminal

could you copy the result and paste it back here please

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oh, and this is the only usb printer connected to the computer, is it?

yes; install the common one first; then the other;

.. do delete any existing LBP entries in your PRINTERS folder, as you say they do not work;

Do the steps as advised: it should work

so Canon say you need to do the following steps: 1) download and install the drivers; 2) Register the printer (PPD) with the print spooler. 3) Register the printer in the ccpd daemon setup file. 4) Start ccpd daemon. I suggest you delete the existing entry; as it is not working; and start again: I d...

Hi there Bjorn up there in Trondheim; sorry to hear of your issues; it must be very frustrating; very irritating; Mint comes from Ubuntu; Ubuntu is noted for fast paced development; they had several major changes of things in the last couple of years; lots of changes; they wanted to have a unitary O...

so this seems curious; 2 separate installs of Mint 19; on the first one, the 244 did not work; on the second install, it did;

and both were the most recent 3.6 UFR driver; were both 64bit installs, of the same DE? .. ie mate or cinnamon?

you are selecting a 1320 driver; underneath that is a 1320n, and you say that is what your machine is: what selection do you get if you choose that please ? I would go for the simplest hpcups variant; ie 3.17.10 or whatever it is that should mean hplip ..... many of the others are open-source drivers;

so as I understand it; to be able to use a printer in linux; in general one needs to: 1) install the drivers 2) register the printer with lpadmin ........ so it knows which ppd file to use when you say "Use the BROWN printer" ... it has already learnt and says to itself; ..... ah, at the beginning, ...

so I understood this device was the MFC-J 480 DW .. because that is the title of your first post; and 480 appears in that so the command I suggested was sudo bash linux-brprinter-installer-2.2.1-1 MFC-J480DW .. as you said your device was the 480DW but you seem to have changed that; (I always recomm...

thanks; sorry you have moved on; for any Mint members reading this; this J480DW is listed as being airprint-compatible (AC); that AC feature came with Ubuntu 17.04 so only joined Mint with this Mint 19 release; so the theory was: AC would mean Mint would auto-configure ....... so no need; (one under...

so on our Mint 18 system; if I take any one of the icons; eg an Epson one; and right-click on it; go to PROPERTIES: then select MAKE & MODEL ...... and widen the window so I can read it all ..... and select CHANGE .. then it offers me 3 options and I choose the top one ....... then it offers me a li...

well done; we all learn from folks like you who have all the hardware; and can tell us what happens; enjoy

Hi pcpunk so to use the installer tool, you copy each command below ; paste it into the terminal; hit the ENTER key; and on to the next line (assuming you have already downloaded it, and it is in your Downloads directory, and it is linux-brprinter-installer-2.2.1-1.gz ) cd Downloads gunzip linux-brp...

I think you need to file this as a bug report to Mint; that should be accepted;

you could also refer it to Ubuntu as a bug report; as Mint comes from Ubuntu; but they may feel a specific tweak of Mint is the problem ............

sometimes I really need to spell stuff out; so it is clear if I am understanding things correctly; so my assumption is the Canon in connected to a CentOS computer; as it sees the Canon as direct cnusb:/dev/usb/lp0 and it also reports it as direct usb://Canon/D530/D560?serial=1137H3600986&interface=1...