Install Canon imageCLASS Linux Debian Stretch 9
Hi! The Tutorial shows you Step-by-Step How to Install Canon imageCLASS in Debian Stretch 9 GNU/Linux Desktop.
And the Canon imageCLASS Setup on Linux Debian is Quick and Easy, it involves at most some basic Shell commands execution.
Finally, for the All-in-one models you find included instructions on How to Get Started with Canon Scanning on Debian.
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Open a Shell Terminal emulator window
(Press “Enter” to Execute Commands)
In case first see: Terminal QuickStart Guide.
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Download Canon imageCLASS Linux Debian Drivers
Search for your Canon imageCLASS Printer Model.
And Grab the Latest UFRII available Driver. -
If Needed Double-Click & Open with Archive Manager
Then Extract into the /tmp directory:
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Follow Checking/Installing GDebi Package Installer:
which gdebi
If Not there then:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt install gdebi-core gdebi
If Got “User is Not in Sudoers file” then see: How to Enable sudo
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Install Canon imageCLASS CQue/UFRII Driver.
If found CQue Driver in your printer then:
sudo gdebi ~/Downloads/CQue*.deb
Else for UFRII:
First, change to the Target Directory
For 32-bit Systems:cd /tmp/*/32-bit*/Debian
For 64-bit Systems:
cd /tmp/*/64-bit*/Debian
Next Install UFRII Packages with:
sudo gdebi ./*.deb
And Finally, Run the Installation Script:
cd ../..
sudo ./install.sh
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Again Install/Update CUPS Package
sudo apt-get install cups
And if Freshly installed it need also to Started with:
sudo service cups start
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Finally, Add Printer
And it should be Recognized and Installed! -
How to Get Started with Canon Scanning on Linux Debian