To do this use kwrite to open the /ect/rc.d/rc.local file and modify it so that it looks this way: I have converted them into xzm modules to be inserted into the /porteus/modules folder:Ģ) Log in as 'root' and add the '/etc/init.d/ccpd start' command to the /etc/rc.local file. Added together, their overall weight is 5.82 MB. If you want to do it yourself here is the link to download the package, but below you will be able to download the necessary xzm modules:Ĭanon states that these printer drivers can be used within Linux, with x86 compatible CPU (32-bit):ġ) Two drivers are needed, cndrvcups-common_2.00-x_b and cndrvcups-capt_2.00-x_b. Though they state that it was not tested slackware, in addition to the above two printer drivers, all is needed is to modify /etc/rc.local file. In adddition, there was some information in the readme file to modify. Other canon LBP printers are covered.įinally, all I had to do was to extract the source package for CAPT called PT_Printer_Driver_for_Linux_V200_uk_EN.tar.gz, and find the.

They do not state that their drivers are slackware compatible, although they might once the drivers are converted from. On the site they give very scarce explanations.

Working to find a printer driver solution for Laser Shot LBP2900, its seems to me that this would be the simplest solution came from the Canon european site.

Test print canon lbp 2900