I'm running 64 bit Ubuntu, but my canon printer driver's only come in 32 bit.
How can I install a Canon MP610 in 64-bit Ubuntu?
I've tried:
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Adding repository like it is written here:
http://www.iheartubuntu.com/2012/02/install-canon-printer-for-ubuntu-linux.html- it did NOT work; the printer was installed but every print JOB goes somewhere unknown (probably to /dev/null)
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installing ia32-libs via 'sudo apt-get install ia32-libs'
- This also did NOT work (it was already installed)
Best Answer
Making a wiki because it doesn't seem like Arkadius is going to adhere to the site guidelines and move the answer out of his question.
Ensure you do not have any other canon drivers, either from canon it self or from other ppas by remove all other cannon PPAs you may have tried to install to fix this issue.
Remove any previously configured versions of your printer.
Remove the cnijfilter driver if it is installed:
Add the following repository:
Install cups for cannon and gutenprint:
Restart CUPS:
Add yourself to group lp:
Add the printer:
Source: Cups seems broken under 12.04 LTS...