#SAMSUNG ML 2510 DRIVER HOW TO#

Then вЂњmake installвЂќ as root in splix subdir on firewall. I built splix on Ubuntu box since ClarkConnect does not come with full dev tools and just tarred up splix folder and scpвЂ™ed it to my ClarkConnect box.Д«efore вЂњmake installвЂќ works on ClarkConnect you need to install cups-devel (make install needs cups-config): My ClarkConnect splix-2.0.0]# lsb_release -a # DESTDIR=xxx Change the destination directory prefixДISABLE_JBIG ?= 1 (<= set this to one (1) to disable So first disable JBIGLIB in module.mk in splix src files (I could not get to compile otherwise): * libjbig (If the JBIG algorithm compilation isn't disabled) To finish the libjbig is needed if the JBIG algorithm compilation isn't

Install the cups developement package (libcups.-devel or something like that). If you're using a distribution with a real package manager you need to If you have a such printer, you need to download and use SpliX. SpliX is a set of CUPS printer drivers for SPL (Samsung Printer Language) printers.

#SAMSUNG ML 2510 DRIVER HOW TO#

I think it is the only one?Д¬UPS support on ClarkConnect is not well documented and Samsung PPD file from my working Ubuntu based CUPS print server did not work at all.ДЄfter spending couple of days on this here is how to get it to work (I may have missed some steps in this writeup):ДЇor Samsung printers you need download and build Splix on ClarkConnect (apparently my Ubuntu had these files included.): So some HW consolidation was neededвЂ¦ДЄfter quite extensive research I found ClarkConnect Community Edition firewall that supports out of a box CUPS. I used to run IPcop as firewall and then CUPS on Ubuntu box. I needed to get Linux FW distro that supports CUPS out of the box and more specifically CUPS with Samsung ML-2510 support.

Samsung ml-2510 driver