Samsung ML-1910 printer driver download
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Hello,
Could you tell me where I could get the following driver file: ml1910.ppd for Samsung printer? I've spent hours searching for it and found nothing. On the forum, the links provided are broken. Thank you for your reply :)
Configuration: Linux / Firefox 3.6.10
Could you tell me where I could get the following driver file: ml1910.ppd for Samsung printer? I've spent hours searching for it and found nothing. On the forum, the links provided are broken. Thank you for your reply :)
Configuration: Linux / Firefox 3.6.10
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Hello;
Maybe this link
https://www.samsung.com/fr/support/
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Maybe this link
https://www.samsung.com/fr/support/
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Any response from you (Positive or Negative) regarding your subject will always be greatly appreciated - Regards
At the Samsung representative, there is a driver ML-1910 but it is impossible to install.
From the Ubuntu console using apt-get install or sudo apt-get install, the file is read at 100% but it then indicates
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package
I really don't see how to get out of this.
From the Ubuntu console using apt-get install or sudo apt-get install, the file is read at 100% but it then indicates
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package
I really don't see how to get out of this.
When I run apt-get install or sudo apt-get install, I get E: Unable to locate package, and when I run dpkg -i driverLinux.tar.gz, here is what I get:
dpkg-deb: 'driverLinux.tar.gz' is not a Debian format archive
dpkg: error processing driverLinux.tar.gz (--install):
the subprocess dpkg-deb --control returned an exit status error 2
Errors were encountered while processing:
driverLinux.tar.gz
cups is installed, and I am using Ubuntu version 10.04 LTS
Thank you for your response.
dpkg-deb: 'driverLinux.tar.gz' is not a Debian format archive
dpkg: error processing driverLinux.tar.gz (--install):
the subprocess dpkg-deb --control returned an exit status error 2
Errors were encountered while processing:
driverLinux.tar.gz
cups is installed, and I am using Ubuntu version 10.04 LTS
Thank you for your response.
Hi,
well normally, a .tar.gz is an archive (meaning a compressed file) and not a .deb
And normally it should install
NB: if, as jipicy said, we find an install.sh file, then it will be:
well normally, a .tar.gz is an archive (meaning a compressed file) and not a .deb
cd the_driver_directory.tar.gz tar -xvzf driverLinux.tar.gz dpkg -i the_extracted_file.deb (or sudo dpkg -i, I can't remember too well)
And normally it should install
NB: if, as jipicy said, we find an install.sh file, then it will be:
sudo ./install.sh (you need to be in the directory containing it)
Hello
I am trying to solve this installation problem with the Samsung ML1910 printer on Linux 10.04 LTS Ubuntu, for people who do not have internet.
The Samsung site offers drivers for Linux version 3.00.65 2.00.67 but it does not work with these drivers. Is it possible that they will provide the driver for this newer version of Linux later, or is there a technique to force the installation that may not provide all the printer's functionalities or not?
Thank you for your response.
I am trying to solve this installation problem with the Samsung ML1910 printer on Linux 10.04 LTS Ubuntu, for people who do not have internet.
The Samsung site offers drivers for Linux version 3.00.65 2.00.67 but it does not work with these drivers. Is it possible that they will provide the driver for this newer version of Linux later, or is there a technique to force the installation that may not provide all the printer's functionalities or not?
Thank you for your response.