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I had difficulties getting the Canon CAPT driver to work on LM19 and LM20.
In case you have the same, I got it to work on LM20 for the Canon i-SENSYS LBP7210Cdn recently. See the end of this thread:
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I got the Canon i-SENSYS LBP7210Cdn to work on Linux Mint 20.
In case the procedure is similar for the LBP1120, you might want to have a look at the end of this thread:

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The above routine was for installation as a network printer. Adjust if you are connecting directly with a USB cable.

Dear gatons, your solution works on LM 20 as well, at least for the Canon i-SENSYS LPB7210Cdn. It was crucial to read your instructions on GitHub though, so as to make sure the content of the newly created /etc/rc.local was complete, and to set the file as executable. The complete installation routi...

Yes, what about LM 20?
I am having problems with a Canon LBP7210C, which works well in LM 18, but which I haven't been able to get to work neither in LM 19 or 20 so far...
I suspect that the core issue us the same for all these Canon laser printers. Would be great if we could find a solution...

Thanks for the advice. I did so, and then ran the updates from the terminal (sudo mintupdate-cli upgrade), and it worked!

Hi, I just did a clean install on a new laptop, by installing Linux Mint 19 Main Edition, Cinnamon, and then upgrading it to Mint 19.2. Then, I wanted to apply all pending system updates, but I am coming across a problem with the package grub-efi-amd64-signed. Here is my output from the terminal: my...

Thanks, I'm going to try it out!

When I open the CAPT status monitor through the command "captstatusui -P LBP7210", I get the error message:
Printer Error. Check the DevicePath of /etc/ccpd.conf

Hi gatons,

Have you come any further on this issue? Sounds very much like the same problem as what I have with our Canon LBP7210 (LBP7210Cdn to be more exact), which works from Mint 18.3 but not from Mint 19.

Ok, I got it to work!
By following this tutorial:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1G4o ... W6_7Xc/pub
(and thus using the driver supplied at www.eeti.com.tw).

I see that by using the command: I can improve the situation. But I am not sure yet how to manipulate the matrix values in order to correct the skew. I reckon I need to make some vertical shear...

Hi, I am using a Beetronics 15TS touchscreen monitor, which is based on eGalax technology. I am running it with a Compulab Fitlet-B at a resolution of 1024x768. I am having difficulties however in calibrating the touchscreen properly. OS is LinuxMint 18.1 XFCE edition. I have tried running xinput_ca...

I have the same problem on a Lenovo B50-30.

The error I get whilst trying to bridge is:

Thanks for the advice Ben.

Listening to the right interface solved the DHCP issue.
I'm still working on the bridging question. The instructions from the link to archlinux.org don't work as advertised on my system. I'll keep looking into it...

Actually, my wifi interface doesn't respond positively to the Master Mode test: sudo iwconfig wlan0 mode master Error for wireless request "Set Mode" (8B06) : SET failed on device wlan0 ; Invalid argument. But I am still able to set up an AP. I can connect my devices, but I'm still working...

I am making some progress. I use the USB wifi dongle (wlan1) to capture the foreign network, and I can emit my own wifi network through the built-in wifi antenna (wlan0) using hostapd. Although for now, hostapd needs to be started manually, and when I connect through it, I can't yet reach the foreig...

Hi, I would like to use a small unit running LMDE for capturing a Wifi signal (internet connection), and functioning as an access point for sending out that signal locally again, so other devices can connect to the internet. The unit has two WLAN adapters: one built-in, and one through a USB dongle....

Sivella posted these instructions a couple of years ago; post #6 is the one to read; http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1982917 let us know if they work for you Thanks for the suggestion. But this tip is for a USB-connected printer. My printer is on a LAN connection, so the kernel won't recog...