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What I did was start with a stock pi, with raspberrian, brought it up to
date, installed cups, set it up.
I built and tested the driver on my laptop, then copied the source over
to the pi.
In the directory with the makefile (IIRC):
make ; sudo make install
Go to the CUPS page, install the printer (there is a very long wait
while it loads EVERY stinking Epson driver) and select the mine.
Configure and print a test page.
See also:
https://github.com/plinth666/epsonsimplecups/blob/master/README.md
I'm running the on a PiB, I have not tried a Pi2, but it is so simple, I
can't imagine it having issues.
On 07/11/2015 08:34 PM, hawkinsjon wrote:
Thank you very much for creating this driver!
I have an Epson T20II connected via USB to a RPI2 and I would like to
use cups. Sounds like this is a perfect match.By any chance, would you be willing to give me a step by step on how
to install your driver on my pi? I must be doing something wrong.Thanks!
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What’s the easiest way for me to copy your source code over to the pi. Can i do a curl some how and then run the sudo make install command? Sorry i’m a little clueless :)
Jon
On Saturday, July 11, 2015 at 8:40 PM, plinth666 wrote:
What I did was start with a stock pi, with raspberrian, brought it up to
date, installed cups, set it up.
I built and tested the driver on my laptop, then copied the source over
to the pi.
In the directory with the makefile (IIRC):
make ; sudo make installGo to the CUPS page, install the printer (there is a very long wait
while it loads EVERY stinking Epson driver) and select the mine.
Configure and print a test page.See also:
https://github.com/plinth666/epsonsimplecups/blob/master/README.mdI'm running the on a PiB, I have not tried a Pi2, but it is so simple, I
can't imagine it having issues.On 07/11/2015 08:34 PM, hawkinsjon wrote:
Thank you very much for creating this driver!
I have an Epson T20II connected via USB to a RPI2 and I would like to
use cups. Sounds like this is a perfect match.By any chance, would you be willing to give me a step by step on how
to install your driver on my pi? I must be doing something wrong.Thanks!
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Open the web browser, use the download link to here:
https://github.com/plinth666/epsonsimplecups/archive/master.zip
(or curl)
gunzip it
etc.
On 07/11/2015 08:43 PM, hawkinsjon wrote:
What’s the easiest way for me to copy your source code over to the pi.
Can i do a curl some how and then run the sudo make install command?
Sorry i’m a little clueless :)Jon
On Saturday, July 11, 2015 at 8:40 PM, plinth666 wrote:
What I did was start with a stock pi, with raspberrian, brought it
up to
date, installed cups, set it up.
I built and tested the driver on my laptop, then copied the source over
to the pi.
In the directory with the makefile (IIRC):
make ; sudo make installGo to the CUPS page, install the printer (there is a very long wait
while it loads EVERY stinking Epson driver) and select the mine.
Configure and print a test page.See also:
https://github.com/plinth666/epsonsimplecups/blob/master/README.mdI'm running the on a PiB, I have not tried a Pi2, but it is so
simple, I
can't imagine it having issues.On 07/11/2015 08:34 PM, hawkinsjon wrote:
Thank you very much for creating this driver!
I have an Epson T20II connected via USB to a RPI2 and I would like to
use cups. Sounds like this is a perfect match.By any chance, would you be willing to give me a step by step on how
to install your driver on my pi? I must be doing something wrong.Thanks!
Jonimg_1703
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I can't thank you enough! Woo hoo!
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I am getting a raspberry pi soon and I would like to thank you in advance. Looking forward to trying this out especially since I'll never get my hands on a LittlePrinter now.
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I want to say thank you to you too.
I use your code and installed on Ubuntu Mate 15.04 on Raspberry PI 2 and It works.
Thanks again.
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