I did find the Canon D530/D560 UFRII LT ver.2.7 this time by checking each individual entry under Canon. Make & Model: Canon D530/D560 UFRII LT ver.2.7Ī test page will not print, but the screens say that the job was submitted and gives a job number. I double clicked the ICON for Properties. When I bring up 'PRINTERS, Local Host' from Search your Computer, I ADDED the Generic-PCL-Laser printer that was there. Then I drilled down the extracted 'Linix_UFRII_PrinterDriver_V270_us_EN, to 32-bit Driver, to Debian, then opened the 'cndrivcups_common_2.70-1_b, again I think, in Archive Manager to install it. I opened the '/home/michael/Downloads/Canon D530 Drivers/Linux_UFRII_PrinterDriver_V270_us_EN.tar.gz' file in Archive Manager and clicked EXTRACT. I first downloaded the recommended Canon Driver File: ' ()'. Yes, I would love to follow you along to see if we can get it working. Although I'm not sure 'date modified' criteria would give you the desired results. But I can't predict how complex it may get with a 73 MB package.Īlternatively, you can use easy to use search programs like 'SearchMonkey' (sudo apt-get install searchmonkey) to search files modified within a particular date range (it works like a gui frontend to grep and find combined). Usually it is just a conditional combination of three-four scripts in a driver installation package. I'm afraid you'll have to find and post the installation scripts yourself, unless someone else with a fast internet connection can analyse the package and post back relevant info for us here.Ī typical approach to find the installation files is to start with the file that you started the installation with (open it on text editor and read what it does), then check other scripts it calls and see what other scripts they in turn call and what do they all create/copy and where. 73 MB is too large size for my gprs connection which is currently limited at 2.5 KB/s (unbelievable, but that's what I get 28 days a month). This is the email I received from Canon locating the correct driver. Please let me know if you need further assistance regarding your imageCLASS D530. Note: Clicking I Decline - Go Back will take you back to the available downloads list. Review the disclaimer and click I Agree - Begin Download. You will also see a Disclaimer at the bottom. Click on the File Description link for UFR II Printer Driver for Linux Version 2.70. If not, click on the drop-down arrow, scroll down to the bottom and click on Linux.ģ. Verify that the correct operating system is automatically detected. A Linux driver can be downloaded from the Canon USA website at this address:ġ.

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