Ive been trying to get a printer set up for nearly a week now and have made zero progress. I triedsetting it up both through the KDE settings and the CUPS settings in the browser. Ive tried wireless, USB connection, and network connection. Kubuntu detects the printer fine, but when I try to print anything, I get the error message "The printer is not responding." The printer works fine in Windows. Any ideas?
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Can you fix the IP address of the printer? Might take some mucking about with the printer's control panel; choose an address outside the range your router hands out. Then set it up as a network printer.Originally posted by whatthefunk View PostRegards, John Little -
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Using Kubuntu Linux since March 23, 2007.
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Ok, fixed the IP address. In CUPS, I have it set to share the printer and to allow remote administration. When printing a test page, CUPS says "Printer in use." and just sits there. The printer does absolutely nothing.Comment
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