if you have a Canon UFRII (e.g iR2318/2320) printer in your network, certainly you can't get it working on your Ubuntu 11.04 as there is no default driver for it. But you can get it working following the simple steps :
First you need to download the driver from Canon website for your UFRII model. Download Driver
uncompress the zip file. Go to 32/64(according to your OS) bit driver folder and go to Debian folder and run the file "cndrvcups-common_2.20-1_i386.deb". You will see the installation is not successful. There are some dependencies missing so you can't install the driver.
You need "cup_sys" and "gs-esp" packages before you can install the driver.
download the packages and run those 2 files. After installation finished, run the driver file named "cndrvcups-common_2.20-1_i386.deb" and then "cndrvcups-ufr2-uk_2.20-1_i386.deb" to successfully add all the UFRII printer driver in the driver database of Ubuntu.
You can then find the driver model when adding printer to Ubuntu. Happy Printing.
First you need to download the driver from Canon website for your UFRII model. Download Driver
uncompress the zip file. Go to 32/64(according to your OS) bit driver folder and go to Debian folder and run the file "cndrvcups-common_2.20-1_i386.deb". You will see the installation is not successful. There are some dependencies missing so you can't install the driver.
You need "cup_sys" and "gs-esp" packages before you can install the driver.
download the packages and run those 2 files. After installation finished, run the driver file named "cndrvcups-common_2.20-1_i386.deb" and then "cndrvcups-ufr2-uk_2.20-1_i386.deb" to successfully add all the UFRII printer driver in the driver database of Ubuntu.
You can then find the driver model when adding printer to Ubuntu. Happy Printing.
