Hi Diana,
I am not sure, if you would like to try this app, which claims support for
CUPS
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.blackspruce.lpd
Otherwise, steps could be
- take CUPS source
- Need to implement GUI portion in that - which is compatible to Android
- Https calls should
Hi All,
I would like to port CUPS on my android device RK3399. If you have any info
on how to get this done, please share. I am also willing to work with you
and share new knowledge. Thanks.
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where do you start to port cups to android?
On Thursday, November 28, 2013 6:35:17 PM UTC+1, doron sandroy wrote:
hi all
i need CUPS build for android 4.xx.
wear i can download files.
thinks doron.
בתאריך יום שבת, 21 בספטמבר 2013 05:06:52 UTC+3, מאת wei ke:
Dear All,
I have ported
hi all
i need CUPS build for android 4.xx.
wear i can download files.
thinks doron.
בתאריך יום שבת, 21 בספטמבר 2013 05:06:52 UTC+3, מאת wei ke:
Dear All,
I have ported USB Printer framework from OESF to Android(ICS), but I
don't know how to get .ppd file
like HP-LaserJet-P1006.ppd. this
Dear All,
I have ported USB Printer framework from OESF to Android(ICS), but I don't
know how to get .ppd file
like HP-LaserJet-P1006.ppd. this is the laster step to make my printer
work. after that I shall share every detail about my work
在 2013年2月23日星期六UTC+8上午4时00分00秒，Felipe Nipo写道：
I
I have experienced problems with port linux-package to android. I tried
port vim linux-package to run on android-linux layer.
I got compile with codesourcery g++-lite, than couple libc to executable
using a -static flag on gcc compile command, being no longer necessary
the bionic.
However the
Hi,Sang, OESF Lab port CUPS to EM3.2, but we can not find the source code
about EM3.2,
We download embedded-master-arm and OHA-Android-2.2_r1.1 from
github: https://github.com/OESF
but there's no any source code about CUPS and Printer.
Would you please tell us where to get EM3.2, thank you!
Charlie Hamilton charleeh1112@... writes:
I have an update on this. I have cupsd running after building it using
bionic and the ndk tools.
Currently I have some do-nothing stubs for libs used by cups that aren't in
bionic (POSIX,
the crypt library, and a few others).
It's a pain in the
Hi all,
We OESF Vietnam Lab has successfully ported CUPS to Android. Some classes
and screens are also added to framework and apps to simplify printing
programming.
You can see the demo here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzL5mzMNNkU
Enjoy!
TQSang
On Sun, Dec 19, 2010 at 11:24 PM, David
I'm going to clean it up and post the instructions here when it's done.
I would be very thankful, I am basically trying to accomplish the very
same goal.
Is there any chance you would share binaries too?
On Dec 4, 9:13 pm, Charlie Hamilton charleeh1...@gmail.com wrote:
I have an update on
I have an update on this. I have cupsd running after building it using
bionic and the ndk tools.
Currently I have some do-nothing stubs for libs used by cups that aren't in
bionic (POSIX,
the crypt library, and a few others).
It's a pain in the neck because the ndk tools and autoconf don't work
Not related to your question but you may be interesting.
You can take a look at OESF's EM2.
They have added Printer Manager to Android.
http://developer.oesf.biz/em/developer/
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You may want to try (ab)using the ndk's gcc compiler to build your
program against bionic rather than using codesourcery gcc. A web
search will turn up instructions for how to make an executable rather
than a library.
If you stick with the non-android gcc, first try building a simple
hello world
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