printer

Good Day Everyone, I am trying to connect to my printer. I am trying to follow the handbook however it seems nothing wants to print. I got up to 11.5.1 on the handbook after adding entry to /etc/printcap. Any help is much appreciated.

I'm trying to use my printer (an OKI C530dn) with my freshly-installed FreeBSD laptop. I am using CUPS for this, and I have set it up correctly. However, it's not working at all. When I opened the CUPS web interface, I found the following error message: Idle - "File...

FreeBSD 13.2-RELEASE HPLIP 3.23.8 HP Color LaserJet MFP M281cdw I have two networks here, 192.168.1.xxx and 10.1.1.xxx that can route between each other successfully. Devices on one network can contact those on the other... in fact, a Windows system on 10.1.1.xxx can print to the printer which...

Hello All, I am trying to set up a HP Laserjet Enterprise 700 M712 as my default printer throught lpd/lpr. I follows the handbook to get the following /etc/printcap file : lp|lp1:HP700:\ :lp=:\ :sh :\ :rm=laserjet:\ :sd=/var/spool/lpd/lp1:\ :lf=/var/log/lpd-errs:\ where...

Since I have just received the following feedback from upstream concerning the addition of a PPD + patch to rastertolabel.c to CUPS: and LPrint - A Label Printer Application not being available as a FreeBSD port yet, I'd like to ask if anyone is willing and able to have a look, as that would...

I'm receiving a MUNBYN ITPP941 label printer next week, and as it turned out, it's one of the most common label printers available globally under at least three different brand names (Beeprt, Rollo, Munbyn). There is a Linux CUPS driver package available for download...

So print/epson-inkjet-printer-escpr is available as a port, but not print/epson-inkjet-printer-escpr2, which newer Epson printers require. The current RPM source package from the Epson website: epson-inkjet-printer-escpr2-1.1.32-1lsb3.2.src.rpm Anyone willing and able to port that one, which...

I am looking for a multifunction printer that works flawlessly under FreeBSD, mainly for office use. Desired features are: LAN connectivity with embedded print server Duplex printing with CUPS support Duplex scanning with SANE support Laser vs ink not decided yet Color vs black & white not...

I am wondering if it is possible to use a Linux printer driver for CUPS that contains a filter program binary in FreeBSD. Specifically this is about the MUNBYN ITPP941 label printer for which the Linux CUPS driver can be downloaded here. That driver consists of a Beeprt.ppd and a...

Hi guys, I'm looking into making my Brother printer (HL-1110) works on FreeBSD by using the Linux drivers. I managed to do it once but lost my config since. There are some information here or on other sites (edited with pinned 's link) - dcp-j772dw ...

Hello :) I can't find this printer in Hardware Notes and in openprinting.org. The official link to this printer is https://www.kyoceradocumentsolutions.eu/index/products/product/fs1035mfpdp.html and according to...

Well the wife is nagging me to buy a printer because the kids are in school and printing has become pretty much necessary. So over the next week or two or three I really should buy something. Happy wife happy life. :p I've been reading through the multiple discussion post so I think I got...

I am in the process of setting up/learning FreeBSD as a desktop OS, so please forgive me if I am not using correct terminology. I have my Lexmark E260dn (networked) printer setup and working. It prints both plain text, and PostScript files with no problem. Using lpr I can send jobs with no...

Hi there, I was looking for a budget friendly, double-sided, wireless, laser printer and found this one today (and they have $30 cashback - yay! ) https://www.brother.co.nz/Public/ViewProduct/HLL2365DW Has anybody had any experience with wireless printers and especially with this model? In...

Has anybody managed to get this printer fully functioning under FreeBSD 10.x or later? I had CUPS and the gutenprint packages installed. I installed the HPLIP package too, but it doesn't detect my printer over the network or via USB cable. I then noticed that the HPLIP included in ports...