- #CANON MP640 PRINTER ERROR 5100 INSTALL#
- #CANON MP640 PRINTER ERROR 5100 DRIVERS#
- #CANON MP640 PRINTER ERROR 5100 DRIVER#
Then when continuing with the diagnosis I am prompted to enable debugging to get logging of what is happening.
#CANON MP640 PRINTER ERROR 5100 DRIVER#
I get a error on my system when trying this and when I choose "Diagnose" to go to troubleshooting I get the message : Missing Printer Driver Printer MP640 requires the '/usr/lib/cups/filter/pstocanonij' program but it is not currently installed.
#CANON MP640 PRINTER ERROR 5100 DRIVERS#
I have installed the printer drivers successfully using -force-architecture and when I print I see that my printer starts processing but then stops. I am able to scan using xsane but my problem is not being able to print. I have a problem with getting my Canon MP640 printer to work with linux mint 12, 64 bit. A two step process for sure, but one that is fool proof. There is no need to specially position the label, the CD label copier is smart enough to work out what you want as long as there is a circular label somewhere on the scanner bed. To print a custom label just print your label to a sheet of paper, put it face down in the scanner and then use the CD Label Copy function to print. You can chuck a CD anywhere on the scanner surface and put in a blank CD and it will copy the label. The printer comes with a CD label copying function built into the printer. This printer has a very neat CD printing system, but as you would expect no Linux software.
The scanner is supported directly by newer versions of Sane, so the Canon scanner program and driver are not necessary.
#CANON MP640 PRINTER ERROR 5100 INSTALL#
The install script will find the networked printer and install it in your system, set it up and make it the default if you want. # result -> 0:Install process complete, 1:Install process depend error #Ĭ_FUNC_show_and_exec "sudo dpkg -iG -force-architecture $c_fpath_pkg_name" Look for this section and add "-force-architecture" as shown here (line 1354 in this version and printer) Now change into the folder and edit the file "install.sh" with you favourite text editor. It is not a simple deb, it uses an install script.Īfter unzipping and untarring you end up with a folder called cnijfilter-mp640series-3.20-1-i386-deb Secondly download the driver from the Asia or Europe Canon pagesĬ Install the package ia32-libs through synaptic or apt-get This basic procedure should work for all Canon drivers, which are only supplied as 32bit.įirstly install 32bit support. For the 32bit version installation is simple - as root just run install.sh from the unzipped files. I have a Canon MP640 Multifunction Inkjet working happily across my network, both printing and scanning, running under LMDE 64bit edition.
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