How to install the Fuji Xerox S2110 printer driver on Kylin OS?

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How to install the Fuji Xerox S2110 printer driver on Kylin system?

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First, check whether the driver on the official website has source code; if it does, you can compile and install it.

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The openEuler compatibility list does not include this driver. After searching, it seems the official website only provides Windows drivers, and no Linux drivers are available. If you must install it, try finding a similar printer from another manufacturer and install the Linux driver from that vendor—it might work.

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Thank you! But I don’t know which driver is suitable. :joy:

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There is a Windows version available, but I don’t understand source code. Please experts guide me. Thank you!

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Checked the official website, and indeed there is no Linux driver available, so compiling from source isn’t an option:

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Another option is to use a similar or generic driver. Here’s some AI-recommended guidance you can try:

The DocuCentre S2110 typically supports PCL6 or PostScript languages. Most modern Linux distributions (Ubuntu, CentOS, Fedora, Debian, etc.) come with CUPS printing system that already includes generic PCL drivers, which are usually compatible out of the box.

Steps to follow:

  1. Connect the printer: Ensure the printer is connected via USB or network cable and powered on.
  2. Open printer settings:
    • Ubuntu/Deepin/Mint: Go to Settings → Printers.
    • Other distributions: Open a browser and go to http://localhost:631 (CUPS administration interface).
  3. Add printer: Click “Add Printer”. The system should automatically detect the DocuCentre S2110.
  4. Select driver (key step):
    • When prompted to choose a driver/PPD file, do not look for a specific “S2110” model (it may not appear in the list).
    • In the manufacturer list, select Xerox or Fuji Xerox.
    • In the model list, look for drivers containing PCL6 or Generic PCL.
      • Recommended: Try Xerox DocuCentre PCL6 (if available).
      • Or use a generic driver: Generic PCL Laser Printer or HP LaserJet PCL6 (HP’s PCL drivers usually work well with Xerox devices).
  5. Test printing: After installation, print a test page.

Note: If there’s a PostScript option and your printer has PS enabled, you may also try Generic PostScript Printer. However, PCL6 generally offers better support for Chinese characters.

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Still not working. Qiyu system is really hard to deal with. Thanks anyway!