I can't believe there are people like you out there who can actually explain something better than teachers do in my school. This was indeed very easy to do. My so called "instructions" sounded way too complicated compared to what you did. Thank you! :)
Why, oh why can't all tutorials be as good as this?!! Having messed up my Pi trying to follow someone explaining (or, rather, trying to explain) exactly the same thing I had to reinstall the OS. By following this video I managed to set up my printer first time with no hassle. Thank you, and keep up the good work!!!
June 14, 2017. CUPS 1.7.5 on Raspberry Pi 3 works very nicely with wi-fi connected printers as well. Setup is very straightforward. Thanks for introducing me to CUPS.
CUPS is awesome, I've had an old HP LaserJet 1020 that was working very well, but unfortunately driver support have been abandoned on OSX a long long while ago. My internet router has a hard drive and also the possibility of installing a virtual machine. I've installed Ubuntu on a VM, CUPS, plugged the printer to the router usb port, looked for open source Linux drivers... Now I can print from all my OSX machines without having to install any drivers, I can even print from my android phone ! I'm amazed. Thanks !!
Many thanks for this tutorial. Followed all instructions and it worked flawlessly thie first time. I was using a wifi connected HP laserjet and did not use a USB cable but everything worked fine.
Thank you very much, it’s working great. I had some issues with choosing the right printer because I had the same problem that my printer wasn’t listed. But after several tries it is now working. Thanks again!
You should do an update video on CUPS. I just set up a Raspberry Pi CUPs server for an old Brother Network printer to use with my iPad. So I needed CUPS, Smba and added airprint. It wasn’t very easy with the new iPad not accepting the Raspberry Pi certificate. But I finally got it.
From a junior systems admin, to a senior one, thanks for this video. Straight to the point and practical. I have a little problem though. When I tried to join this printer to a Windows system the status stayed at "Connecting", and nothing happened. Should I setup/install Samba along with CUPS, or not?
@@divineminover2633 I do not know pal, my setup is wired using a RPi2, and inside of a Windows environment, connected using an IPP driver, which is native of Windows 10.
+apinakapinastorba it's really easy to do it manually... if you got the correct ppd config from the printer :D but most of the time it finds the correct driver or let you choose the right on
@@Rexodom I just wanted to comment the exact same thing😅 I mean it’s technically working but printing takes, for some reason, up to several minutes per page😏
Your explanation was the only one which worked for me - using VNC always worked regardless, but I did want to use VNC all the time. Another thing is: I can print using the GUI, but not using "lpr" from the command line even though I issued "sudo apt install lpr". It doesn't error out, but it doesn't print either.
Good job Chris, Looking forward to see how the week goes, if there are any glitches, bottlenecks or additional programming needed. Good luck with all! Rich
Thank you for this amazing tutorial! I have the same exact Kyocera FS-1300D printer, and with the 1200 driver, it works perfectly fine! Now I’m gonna figure out how to make that printer wireless by using my Pi3 as a printer server. Greetings from Latvia!
Thanks Chris - have been using CUPS for a while now. How about a sister video explaining how to set up a local scanner on the Raspberry Pi using SANE (Scanner Access Now Easy) ?
I followed this and your directions were right on and concise!!! I was glad to finally get it and it worked Thank You. Now I need to try to get it wireless.
+ExplainingComputers I found out that still following your instructions without plugging into usb port it finds wireless printer connection already installed with other pc. just have to put in ssid. Still wondering if I can use scan and copy feature. Still learning.
Who, Linux? Linux isn't something you can just "buy out" and commercialize. The open source license demands that the software or any derivatives of it can't be modified without publishing the modified source code under the same license.
Wow, a full week on Raspberry Pi looks quite interesting. So what the things that comes to mind? One scenario might include having Internet browser with many tabs opened while doing some editing work on LibreOffice/OpenOffice. Add some image editing or video editing (oh God) and the Pi start crunching numbers for ever! just a thought, though. Hope this experiment being well documented, as usual.
Great video, but do you have to use the usb cable" I saw in the menu "network Printers". Can you set up wireless printers? Excellent job as usual. Phil
Hi, I'm a newbie in the Raspberry Pi community.. I recently used a RP to understand its working using the command line interface. That worked ok for my uses. Now I saw this informative video about using the RP as a Printer server. It caught me a lot cause I need a way to connect my USB inkjet printer to my LAN home network. One question arises.. After successfully programing the PI to do printer sharing what comes if there is a power outage ?? Will I have to go all over the prgramming procedure to get the RP back to its server job ? If it is, Is there a way to boot it in some way to get it back to its server work ? Boot Batch file ? Thanks. Jean-Pierre
For now... :) - Maybe your next challenge? I've seen some mention of SANE for this but nothing as understandable like your way of explaining how things work!
What do you do if the command "sudo apt-get install cups" command doesn't find the file? the terminal says this "Package cups is not available, but is referred to by another package." what do I do to install CUPS program? (On a Raspberry Pi 3 B +) Thanks for all your great tutorials!
Thanks for the video. My printer is not coming up (HP Deskjet 1112) when I go to Add Printers, it says unable to add printer, and below that Forbidden. Any ideas how to fix this?
+Roeland Riemens apt-get update updates the upgrade packages list -- ie where your computer should look for new stuff. apt-get upgrade updates existing packages from that list. So if you are just installing new software, you only have to run apt-get update. :)
Hold up - - you are assuming a bit too much. 1.) how do you get cups from the internet to the pi without a network connection. 2. How do you put cups onto a sd card and install from there? THEN - - how do you set cups up for a usb printer? Should i download cups onto my pc and then use an imageing program to place it onto my sd card and then install from that point? thanks bob
What browser are you using? I don't have that blue stripe across the top of my browser and don't have an icon that will let me print. I've done all the steps that you've shown in the video tutorial except being able to print from the cups page. Maybe my browser isn't set up right. I think I need some help from you or someone who knows. Thank you for the video. I'm trying to set up my printer for my Raspberry PI 3.
ExplainingComputers A sweet hint: The Pi Hut is planning to make another large batch of Pi Zeros available on their site on Feb, 24th at 9 am. Be quick, last time they sold out in minutes.
and what if my printer is not in the included list at 05:05 ? Where do I get the ppd file for Raspian and how to install it? Any advice @ExplainingComputers?
+Bill Tatum I don't know (I don't have an HP printer), but see that the installer is not listed in the support list, so you may have problems: hplipopensource.com/hplip-web/downloads.html
Just to make sure I understand CUPS, a directly connected printer will print with CUPS only. If it's on a windows network, I need SAMBA also. Is thus correct?
Any printer will need a driver of some kind, and this method can be used to install a driver for any printer. How well that driver will work with that printer will depend on how compatible it is. Most printers will work with a generic driver for models from that manufacturer. But to work optimally, a model-specific driver is needed. So whether this works optimally for the printing kiosks will depend on whether there is a Linux driver for the hardware involved.
ExplainingComputers lastly, is it possible 2 install 2 printers and have them active at the same time on raspi? One is for the short and the other is for the long paper. Thank you so much.
Thanks for tutorial I would not have guessed at it in 1M years. It always seems Linux instructions are never written for people who have no clue to start with.
Hi I have been using your channel for all my basis Raspberry Pi queries and I must admit that they are fantastic. I intend to build a small device using the Raspberry Pi zero and I have been beating my head over it. Considering I am still very new to Linux and don't have many Linux gurus around I am dependant on the internet for my solutions. I intend to build a small printer standalone tester. using a pi zero and a power bank as a power supply. It would be a small device with a button connected to the gpio pins to execute a text page command - I would be connecting 1 printer at a time and my printers are a Canon LBP2900B and a HP LaserJet pro 1106 - would you please help me and show me path to the correct direction
Its just that im currently exploring this raspberry for my thesis. I would like to talk to you, this is my email, amazingherome@gmail.com if you have time sir
You will need to select a similar printer. So look for other Brother printer models, and try one of those. You may not get all of the driver functionality, but basic printing should work.
Hi Chris, I noticed that you are using Raspbian and not Ubuntu Mate for your week-long Raspberry Pi desktop experience. Interesting... Why is this? I know that Raspbian is supposedly faster. Was this perhaps the reason? Thanks for the reply.
+Mootank Productions The Pi is indeed cool! As is being 15. I am tomorrow coming to the end of a week using a Raspberry Pi for everything. The video of this will go up on Sunday -- and contains lots of downloads and other tips for fellow Pi users! :)
Hi everything is working well but I don’t know how to name the pc that print .at the print job monitor on the user name it’s show unknown! Can you help me pls .
If i haven't connected desktop and using vnc from my laptop then any problem while adding the printer? because in my case only displaying vnc printer in the list but in printers section its showing like printer name with vnc via laptop. please help
+Daniel Medeiros A good idea. I have been using Ubuntu MATE a great deal this week on the Pi and am very impressed -- the video showing this uploads on Sunday! :)
Using a Pi4, I went thru the CUPS setup and got ready to add my printer (which is on a wireless network), entered ID pi and password raspberry with no luck.... I keep guessing, with no luck. Ripping out my remaining hair. HELP!
@@ExplainingComputers plz sir make a vidoe on this topic, i have two usb printer and i want to make it wireless with pi, if you show us how many different way i can make it wireless with pi, it will be very helpful for us. Thank you sir
I can't believe there are people like you out there who can actually explain something better than teachers do in my school. This was indeed very easy to do. My so called "instructions" sounded way too complicated compared to what you did. Thank you! :)
:)
Why, oh why can't all tutorials be as good as this?!! Having messed up my Pi trying to follow someone explaining (or, rather, trying to explain) exactly the same thing I had to reinstall the OS. By following this video I managed to set up my printer first time with no hassle. Thank you, and keep up the good work!!!
This channel is a large university in and of itself many times over! Thank you!
I followed your instructions and got my Raspberry Pi 4 to print to my printer with no effort other than a quick RUclips search. Thanks.
Great to hear!
June 14, 2017. CUPS 1.7.5 on Raspberry Pi 3 works very nicely with wi-fi connected printers as well. Setup is very straightforward. Thanks for introducing me to CUPS.
CUPS is awesome, I've had an old HP LaserJet 1020 that was working very well, but unfortunately driver support have been abandoned on OSX a long long while ago.
My internet router has a hard drive and also the possibility of installing a virtual machine. I've installed Ubuntu on a VM, CUPS, plugged the printer to the router usb port, looked for open source Linux drivers... Now I can print from all my OSX machines without having to install any drivers, I can even print from my android phone ! I'm amazed. Thanks !!
How easy was that! First class tutorial, everything worked 1st time. Didn't use USB went straight to network printer. Thank you.
I read a billion articles and got stuck at some point every time. After watching this video, I got it on the first try. THANK YOU
Great video and a very thorough tutorial. I don't use my Raspberry Pi 2 nearly enough. Looking forward to the Pi week.
+DLiberator78 And Pi Week is underway! I am typing this on the Pi in Chromium under Ubuntu MATE. The video will upload next Sunday . . .
Great news, I can't wait. Many thanks.
+ExplainingComputers I see you got Chromium working! Great!
RandomStuff 999 Indeed! :)
Your video made this so easy. I had watched several others but yours was easy to follow and it worked the first time. Raspberry pi 4
Great to hear!
No working for me in 2022 😞
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Absolutely brilliant, thank you. Installed an unlisted OKI printer following your instructions which were very clear and it printed first time.
Great to hear!
Many thanks for this tutorial. Followed all instructions and it worked flawlessly thie first time. I was using a wifi connected HP laserjet and did not use a USB cable but everything worked fine.
Thank you very much, it’s working great. I had some issues with choosing the right printer because I had the same problem that my printer wasn’t listed. But after several tries it is now working. Thanks again!
Outstanding presentation compared to other 'pi > printer' instructions. The expanded & highlighted pi commands makes things easy.
You should do an update video on CUPS. I just set up a Raspberry Pi CUPs server for an old Brother Network printer to use with my iPad. So I needed CUPS, Smba and added airprint.
It wasn’t very easy with the new iPad not accepting the Raspberry Pi certificate. But I finally got it.
From a junior systems admin, to a senior one, thanks for this video. Straight to the point and practical. I have a little problem though. When I tried to join this printer to a Windows system the status stayed at "Connecting", and nothing happened. Should I setup/install Samba along with CUPS, or not?
can i know the method of pi print server wirelessly?
And do the drivers need?
@@divineminover2633 I do not know pal, my setup is wired using a RPi2, and inside of a Windows environment, connected using an IPP driver, which is native of Windows 10.
@@GoreTheronHD thz for your reply ^_^
@@divineminover2633 Not really a problem, bud.
2016, and it's still an achievement to configure a printer properly on Linux.
+apinakapinastorba it's really easy to do it manually... if you got the correct ppd config from the printer :D
but most of the time it finds the correct driver or let you choose the right on
Agree 18.04.1 Ubuntu Server is a lot of hadake
NEWS FROM THE FUTURE: 2020 still the same thing xD
@@Rexodom I just wanted to comment the exact same thing😅 I mean it’s technically working but printing takes, for some reason, up to several minutes per page😏
I agree 100%, it is 2023, and I still had problems installing a bloody printer; unbelievable.
Your explanation was the only one which worked for me - using VNC always worked regardless, but I did want to use VNC all the time. Another thing is: I can print using the GUI, but not using "lpr" from the command line even though I issued "sudo apt install lpr". It doesn't error out, but it doesn't print either.
You are incredible, Sir. Thank you dearly. Much love from Dallas-Fort Worth, TX.
Good job Chris,
Looking forward to see how the week goes, if there are any glitches, bottlenecks or additional programming needed.
Good luck with all!
Rich
+MrMoonpie001 Thanks Rich (from the Pi).
Thanks that worked beautifully. You explained installation really well. It is a lot easier than I first thought.
Glad to hear it worked for you.
Thank you for this amazing tutorial! I have the same exact Kyocera FS-1300D printer, and with the 1200 driver, it works perfectly fine!
Now I’m gonna figure out how to make that printer wireless by using my Pi3 as a printer server.
Greetings from Latvia!
Great, you made my day. my raspberry pi can now be a workstation. Thank you for this helped video.
:)
my good man, you're simply amazing !!! Thanks E10000 !!!!!!
Thank you very much, I had install old laser jet 1100 with adaptor Lpt to usb. Ok!
Thanks for the very informative video tutorial. I was wondering how you would print from a raspberry.
Thanks Chris - have been using CUPS for a while now. How about a sister video explaining how to set up a local scanner on the Raspberry Pi using SANE (Scanner Access Now Easy) ?
I followed this and your directions were right on and concise!!! I was glad to finally get it and it worked Thank You. Now I need to try to get it wireless.
+lashturner I will do the wireless bit at some point! :)
+ExplainingComputers I found out that still following your instructions without plugging into usb port it finds wireless printer connection already installed with other pc. just have to put in ssid. Still wondering if I can use scan and copy feature. Still learning.
lashturner Excellent! :)
I already did sudo apt-get install cups but it failed. Doing the sudo apt-get update first solved my problem. Thank you 😀
Excellent! :)
Great tutorial and worked without any issues! Thank you for sharing.
Great to hear!
thank you I am fairly new to raspberry pi and this worked well for me
Thanks for this! I have just set up a Canon Pixma MG2450 following this splendid video!
+gojohnniegogo Excellent! The power of RUclips strikes again! :)
You make this so easy, Thank you.
Thanks for that. Carry on like this and Microsoft might consider you serious opposition and buy you out
Who, Linux? Linux isn't something you can just "buy out" and commercialize. The open source license demands that the software or any derivatives of it can't be modified without publishing the modified source code under the same license.
Wow, a full week on Raspberry Pi looks quite interesting. So what the things that comes to mind? One scenario might include having Internet browser with many tabs opened while doing some editing work on LibreOffice/OpenOffice. Add some image editing or video editing (oh God) and the Pi start crunching numbers for ever! just a thought, though.
Hope this experiment being well documented, as usual.
+Hasan Salim It is being very well documented! The video will upload on Sunday 28th Feb.
Thanks, this helped solve my problem
Thanks Chris.....
Sorted me out...
Great video, but do you have to use the usb cable" I saw in the menu "network Printers". Can you set up wireless printers?
Excellent job as usual. Phil
Wireless should be possible, yes.
Thanks for the information. Works with RPi4 as well
Great to hear. :)
Hi, I'm a newbie in the Raspberry Pi community.. I recently used a RP to understand its working using the command line interface. That worked ok for my uses. Now I saw this informative video about using the RP as a Printer server. It caught me a lot cause I need a way to connect my USB inkjet printer to my LAN home network. One question arises.. After successfully programing the PI to do printer sharing what comes if there is a power outage ?? Will I have to go all over the prgramming procedure to get the RP back to its server job ? If it is, Is there a way to boot it in some way to get it back to its server work ? Boot Batch file ? Thanks. Jean-Pierre
You could indeed automate with a script that runs at boot. I cover that as part of this (robotics) video: ruclips.net/video/j6mglfhWZrQ/видео.html
Thank you very much
Really very well explained
Greetings from México
Thank you very much, it’s working great,solve my problem
Excellent presentation. I presume you are a teacher or professor.
+Robert pendergast I was for just over 25 years. Now I write and present freelance.
if LindyBeige ever did a tutorial on CUPS and Raspberri Pi Printer Setups, this would be it!
Hello, I'm currently conducting a research the same as what you did in this video. I need help. Thanks
thanks..it work..over WiFi with my HP photo smart 7520..
Thanks! It workerd very well for me!
Excellent. Thanks for letting me know. :)
GREAT explanation - THANK YOU!
Thank you for helping me setup my printer - perfect! Would you also know how to use the Scanner of my same Canon Pixma MG3000 MFP printer please?
I've not set up a Linux scanner I'm afraid.
For now... :) - Maybe your next challenge? I've seen some mention of SANE for this but nothing as understandable like your way of explaining how things work!
great job
First try thanks sooooooo much
I do really like your mother Quene accent!!!
thank you
So, is building up a printing server with a Raspberry Pi 3 possible?
It is! :)
What do you do if the command "sudo apt-get install cups" command doesn't find the file? the terminal says this "Package cups is not available, but is referred to by another package." what do I do to install CUPS program? (On a Raspberry Pi 3 B +)
Thanks for all your great tutorials!
Try a sudo apt-get update first.
Thanks for the video. My printer is not coming up (HP Deskjet 1112) when I go to Add Printers, it says unable to add printer, and below that Forbidden. Any ideas how to fix this?
Great video. Is an apt-get upgrade not needed after an apt-get update?
+Roeland Riemens apt-get update updates the upgrade packages list -- ie where your computer should look for new stuff. apt-get upgrade updates existing packages from that list. So if you are just installing new software, you only have to run apt-get update. :)
Hold up - - you are assuming a bit too much. 1.) how do you get cups from the internet to the pi without a network connection. 2. How do you put cups onto a sd card and install from there? THEN - - how do you set cups up for a usb printer?
Should i download cups onto my pc and then use an imageing program to place it onto my sd card and then install from that point? thanks bob
thank you so much
thanks for the video.
What browser are you using? I don't have that blue stripe across the top of my browser and don't have an icon that will let me print. I've done all the steps that you've shown in the video tutorial except being able to print from the cups page. Maybe my browser isn't set up right. I think I need some help from you or someone who knows. Thank you for the video. I'm trying to set up my printer for my Raspberry PI 3.
i wish someone would make a video on authentication with cups
Very nice presentation. Thanks to you I was able to print thru my Network printer, good job !!
Great new video. Please do more on the pi zero :)
+redpheonix1000 - Troll Physics Right. Both the videos and the pi zeros themselves :/
+SvizzTech I will cover the Pi Zero as soon as I can get hold of one -- and I am trying, hard! But they are just all sold out. :(
ExplainingComputers A sweet hint: The Pi Hut is planning to make another large batch of Pi Zeros available on their site on Feb, 24th at 9 am. Be quick, last time they sold out in minutes.
SvizzTech Very helpful, thanks. I will act on this! :)
ExplainingComputers It is official now: at 9:00 am (GMT) 50% of the available stock and at 7:00 pm (GMT) the other 50%. Good luck.
and what if my printer is not in the included list at 05:05 ? Where do I get the ppd file for Raspian and how to install it? Any advice @ExplainingComputers?
Pick something close -- and older -- from the same manufacturer. Good luck!
Excellent video. Does HPLIP work as well on the raspberry pi as it does in Linux Lite?
+Bill Tatum I don't know (I don't have an HP printer), but see that the installer is not listed in the support list, so you may have problems: hplipopensource.com/hplip-web/downloads.html
Just to make sure I understand CUPS, a directly connected printer will print with CUPS only. If it's on a windows network, I need SAMBA also. Is thus correct?
Thanks 😊😊😊
Welcome 😊
Will this work on any type of printer or does it work on selected printers only. I have a thesis on self service printing kiosks. Thank you.
Any printer will need a driver of some kind, and this method can be used to install a driver for any printer. How well that driver will work with that printer will depend on how compatible it is. Most printers will work with a generic driver for models from that manufacturer. But to work optimally, a model-specific driver is needed. So whether this works optimally for the printing kiosks will depend on whether there is a Linux driver for the hardware involved.
ExplainingComputers lastly, is it possible 2 install 2 printers and have them active at the same time on raspi? One is for the short and the other is for the long paper. Thank you so much.
Yes, installing two printers is no problem at all.
Thanks for tutorial I would not have guessed at it in 1M years. It always seems Linux instructions are never written for people who have no clue to start with.
Do you have a tutorial how to head cleaning?
Not . . . yet!
@@ExplainingComputers thank you
Hi I have been using your channel for all my basis Raspberry Pi queries and I must admit that they are fantastic. I intend to build a small device using the Raspberry Pi zero and I have been beating my head over it. Considering I am still very new to Linux and don't have many Linux gurus around I am dependant on the internet for my solutions.
I intend to build a small printer standalone tester. using a pi zero and a power bank as a power supply.
It would be a small device with a button connected to the gpio pins to execute a text page command - I would be connecting 1 printer at a time and my printers are a Canon LBP2900B and a HP LaserJet pro 1106 - would you please help me and show me path to the correct direction
1 subscriber added. Great job!
Excellent! Thanks for the sub.
Its just that im currently exploring this raspberry for my thesis. I would like to talk to you, this is my email, amazingherome@gmail.com
if you have time sir
If you have a question or two / short survey, e-mail me with the subject line "Raspberry Pi Survey".
my printer keeps saying "receiving data" like it should but then it goes back to the home screen and nothing happens
How can I setup printer which not available in the list. I am using Brother MFC L2701D printer. Please help me out
You will need to select a similar printer. So look for other Brother printer models, and try one of those. You may not get all of the driver functionality, but basic printing should work.
Thanks!!!!!
No problem!
Hi Chris,
I noticed that you are using Raspbian and not Ubuntu Mate for your week-long Raspberry Pi desktop experience. Interesting... Why is this? I know that Raspbian is supposedly faster. Was this perhaps the reason?
Thanks for the reply.
+Barrie Gordon I am using both! :) I will deliver a verdict in this Sunday's video at the end of my Pi Week.
nice video !! i got my raspberry a few hours ago. its a cool thing ;) im only 15 lol
+Mootank Productions The Pi is indeed cool! As is being 15. I am tomorrow coming to the end of a week using a Raspberry Pi for everything. The video of this will go up on Sunday -- and contains lots of downloads and other tips for fellow Pi users! :)
+ExplainingComputers haha i can't wait :) see you soon !
+ExplainingComputers im programming in scratch and its very cool a lot easier then Ms small basic ;)
Good
you are the best uwu TY
Hi everything is working well but I don’t know how to name the pc that print .at the print job monitor on the user name it’s show unknown! Can you help me pls .
If i haven't connected desktop and using vnc from my laptop then any problem while adding the printer? because in my case only displaying vnc printer in the list but in printers section its showing like printer name with vnc via laptop. please help
Is it possible to use this to use the printer over a network?
+Soham Gumaste That can be done -- and I think I'll do a second video soon to demonstrate how! :)
ExplainingComputers That's great! I'll be waiting!
ExplainingComputers Another suggestion - you could show how to set this up with google cloud print.
Soham Gumaste
And a good suugestion this is. :)
ExplainingComputers Thanks! I appreciate the quick replies!
Very good film but my Brolther MFC 7320 i cannot get it working ready
Hi I have a question at the print job monitor can we name the Pc that give job?
So I can see that pc name that gives print job.
+ExplainingComputers can you make a video comparison about Raspberry pi 2 and Odroid C2 when available both running Ubuntu Mate? Thank you.
+Daniel Medeiros A good idea. I have been using Ubuntu MATE a great deal this week on the Pi and am very impressed -- the video showing this uploads on Sunday! :)
+ExplainingComputers thank you very much Sir, keep up the good videos! :)
hi, please could you update this, it will not work i really like your videos
Will take a look.
Thanks,
4:47 what if the printer is connected with WIFI? I'm thankful for a fast reply =).
I have a Pi400, and CUPS is already installed. Do I need that junction box?
You should not.
Doesn't work for me. Not support drivers for brother hl-1110r.
If my Windows PC is hard wired to the WiFi will I be able to access the printer from the PC?
Using a Pi4, I went thru the CUPS setup and got ready to add my printer (which is on a wireless network), entered ID pi and password raspberry with no luck.... I keep guessing, with no luck. Ripping out my remaining hair. HELP!
HP 1112. Printer is compatible for raspberry Pi 3(B+)?
Can we able to install canon 2900b printer in cups
Hey i use epson L3110 in 4:50 i did not see my printer name. Does my step wrong?
hello..i cant connect to localhost:631 i dont know username and password...wher can i find them?thank you...
Try 'raspberry' and 'pi'.
@@ExplainingComputers Thank you very much!!!!you are the best!!!
Thanks. Or it may be user "Pi" and password "Raspberry". Good luck.
Are there any substitutes for an HP LaserJet Pro m15w?
I would try a generic HP Lasejet -- eg HP Laserjet IV is always still a good place to start.
Can i connect two printer in one pi board for printing from both printer, plz anyone have knowing that?
Yes, this should be possible.
@@ExplainingComputers plz sir make a vidoe on this topic, i have two usb printer and i want to make it wireless with pi, if you show us how many different way i can make it wireless with pi, it will be very helpful for us. Thank you sir
You have a laser printer?! Mine i have a ink jet printer....