@Ruppertus, please try to install via the script again. I can see that you are still having the same issue that you reported earlier, but those packages have been changed. I changed those packages and the name you printed from the terminal output still shows the old versions. If they are the default packages provided by Canon or various other sources they wont work. The dependencies can not be met in 11.04, but they are not needed. You are on the right track with attempting to ignore them but there are too many to ignore. After my last post I repackaged the installer with the ability to remove the dependency errors. As @Till Kamppeter said this is not a Ubuntu Bug this is an error with the drivers that have been provided by Canon, technically they are not ment for 64Bit systems. I have modified these drivers to ignore the dependency problems.
If you would like to install by hand, here are the steps with the modified drivers i have placed comments in [[comments]]. ------------------------------------------ mkdir ~/build cd ~/build [[I recommend going into a working directory but this is not 100% nessisary]] wget http://downloads.bkintegration.com/mp620-630/mp620-630x64.tar.gz [[this is a simple tar.gz I packaged that the packages are easy to obtain.]] tar xvzf mp620-630x64.tar.gz [[Expand the packages]] sudo chmod +x configure sudo ./configure && make && make install [[If you are going to compile the cups-bnjp.0.5.5 from source you have to make the configure script executable and then install the package. the cups-bnjp.0.5.5 source files are contained within the tar.gz file I compiled. This might not be necessary as you may have already done this.]] sudo apt-get -y install libcupsys2-dev [[You need this dev file because it contains libraries that the printer will need to work right]] sudo dpkg -i --force-architecture libcupsys2_1.3.9-17ubuntu3.9_all.modfied.deb sudo dpkg -i --force-architecture cnijfilter- common_3.00-1_i386.modfied.deb sudo dpkg -i --force-architecture cnijfilter- mp630series_3.00-1_i386.modfied.deb [[These are the drivers that I have modified so that the dependencies are not a problem in a 64Bit system, you will notice the .modified. moniker attached to the files.]] sudo /etc/init.d/cups restart sudo service cups restart [[You have to restart CUPS after install]] ------------------------------------------ You can now locate the printer in the system-config-printer app and you should have printing restored. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is a direct subscriber. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/773895 Title: Canon printer with Canon's closed-source driver stops working after upgrading Ubuntu from 10.10 to 11.04 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
