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Bug 208809
No Support for Samsung ML-1740 Printer
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/usr/share/foomatic/db/source/driver/gdi.xml
gdi.xml (text/plain), 5.04 KB, created by
Tim Waugh
on 2007-01-22 12:19:25 UTC
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><driver id="driver/gdi"> > <name>gdi</name> > <url>http://www.linuxprinting.org/download/printing/samsung-gdi/</url> > <execution> > <ghostscript /> > <prototype>gs -q -dBATCH -dPARANOIDSAFER -dQUIET -dNOPAUSE -sDEVICE=gdi%A%Z -sOutputFile=- - | perl -p -e '%E'</prototype> > </execution> > <comments> > <en> > > The name of this driver is very confusing, it is not a driver for > all GDI printers, it only works with the so-called > "SmartGDI" or "PrinThru" printers of > Samsung. > > The original driver published under the GPL by Samsung some years > ago has a bug which prevents some files from being printed. Grant > Taylor has implemented a workaround. On the driver's download > page (it is here on linuxprinting.org, Samsung does not provide > this driver any more) you will find a patch and an already fixed > version.<p> > > And <a > href="http://www.linuxprinting.org/download/printing/ghostscript-8.x/drivers/gdi/">here</a> > you get the version for GPL/AFPL GhostScript 8.x, also with > Grant's fixes. In ESP GhostScript 8.x this driver is already > included. If you want to add it to your GhostScript, put the > <tt>gdevgdi.c</tt> file into the > <tt>src/</tt> subdirectory of the GhostScript source > package, append <tt>gdevgdi-gdi.mak</tt> to > <tt>src/contrib.mak</tt>, and add > "<tt>$(DD)gdi.dev</tt>" to one of the > "<tt>DEVICE_DEVS...</tt>" lines of > <tt>src/Makefile.in</tt>. Then compile as > ususal.<p> > > Here is a <a > href="http://www.linuxprinting.org/download/printing/samsung-gdi/gpl-gs-8.54-samsunggdi.patch">patch > to add the "gdi" driver to GPL GhostScript 8.54</a>. Please > test it and report on our Samsung forum. Thanks to MJ Ray (mjr at > phonecoop dot coop) for this contribution.<p> > > This Foomatic entry gives access to all options which the Windows > driver provides for Samsung's GDI printers. As this was not > forseen by the original GhostScript driver from Samsung, a hack > was applied in this Foomatic entry. The driver does not need to be > patched for that.<p> > > If you are using MagicFilter 1.2, you can use <a > href="http://www.linuxprinting.org/download/printing/samsung-gdi/gdi-filter.gz">this > filter</a> with the driver (developed on Debian Potato, > contributed by Felix E. Klee, felix dot klee at inka dot de). To > install you have to uncompress it and to copy it into your > MagicFilter directory (<tt>/etc/magicfilter</tt> on > Debian). This file does not work with newer versions of > MagicFilter. > > </en> > </comments> > <printers> > <printer> > <id>printer/Generic-GDI_Printer</id> > </printer> > <printer> > <id>printer/Samsung-ML-200</id> > </printer> > <printer> > <id>printer/Samsung-ML-210</id> > </printer> > <printer> > <id>printer/Samsung-ML-1000</id> > </printer> > <printer> > <id>printer/Samsung-ML-1010</id> > </printer> > <printer> > <id>printer/Samsung-ML-1020</id> > </printer> > <printer> > <id>printer/Samsung-ML-1200</id> > </printer> > <printer> > <id>printer/Samsung-ML-1210</id> > </printer> > <printer> > <id>printer/Samsung-ML-1220</id> > </printer> > <printer> > <id>printer/Samsung-ML-1410</id> > </printer> > <printer> > <id>printer/Samsung-ML-1430</id> > </printer> > <printer> > <id>printer/Samsung-ML-1440</id> > </printer> > <printer> > <id>printer/Samsung-ML-1510</id> > </printer> > <printer> > <id>printer/Samsung-ML-1520</id> > </printer> > <printer> > <id>printer/Samsung-ML-1610</id> > <comments> > <en> > > Using Ubuntu it seems to work when choosing the ML-1510 > printer in CUPS, but in OOo sometimes the left & top > margins aren't right.<p> > > <em>Comment on the previous statement:</em> > There's no need to use the driver for the ML-1510, as > Samsung offers an own driver for the ML-1610. > > </en> > </comments> > </printer> > <printer> > <id>printer/Samsung-ML-1710</id> > </printer> > <printer> > <id>printer/Samsung-ML-1740</id> > <comments> > <en> > > For the ghostscript GDI driver and ML-1710 PPD:<p> > > * Portrait printing is slightly off-center<p> > * Landscape printing does not work correctly; only half the > page is printed, and it is offset ~50% up the page.<p> > > </en> > </comments> > </printer> > <printer> > <id>printer/Samsung-ML-1750</id> > </printer> > <printer> > <id>printer/Samsung-ML-2010</id> > </printer> > <printer> > <id>printer/Samsung-ML-2150</id> > </printer> > <printer> > <id>printer/Samsung-ML-2250</id> > </printer> > <printer> > <id>printer/Samsung-ML-2550</id> > </printer> > <printer> > <id>printer/Samsung-ML-4500</id><!-- Samsung ML-4500 --> > </printer> > <printer> > <id>printer/Samsung-ML-5080</id> > </printer> > <printer> > <id>printer/Samsung-ML-6040</id> > </printer> > <printer> > <id>printer/Lexmark-E210</id> > </printer> > </printers> ></driver>
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