A Linux configuration was shown, actually two, as follows: There was one thing that gave me some hope, though still don't know what to do. If I continue to have issues with other Windows OS's not printing (the ones that works, both OS's are on the same PC), may need to see if this is more of a Networking issue.
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My thoughts that this is what these Samba updates are for, yet if they are, still don't know how to use these. Though it's through a 3rd party software that has to be launched first. I'm not going to disable the Firewall, already have two Windows OS's setup to print. It was suggested that changing some things in the ESET Firewall would allow access, but no go. Wow, not only can I not get my Linux OS's printing by that USB port on the router, now one of my Windows 7 installs won't.
My main priority at this the time is my main MATE installs.Īm hoping that printing through network will be better than direct through computer, the latest 64 bit drivers for Kodak printers has been no good.Įdited by cat1092, 24 February 2015 - 04:05 PM. Anyone who may know how to accomplish this, I'd greatly appreciate the assistance.Īll of my Linux installs that will be connected to the printer are Linux MInt 17.1 MATE (3) & Linux MInt 17 KDE (1) and possibly later one Ubuntu 12.04 notebook, but the latter two can be later. I did actually try and connect the printer through the configuration, but don't want to change a bunch of settings that I know nothing of. Have already done so on a couple of Windows installs (7 & 8) using these instructions. Google searches has produced little, if any, results to assist. Printer is a Kodak 3250 AIO model with only USB connection, no wireless nor Ethernet, these type I can setup. Just purchased a new Linksys N900 (EA4500) dual band wireless router & there are no Linux instructions on setting up a wired router via USB port (Windows & Mac only).
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