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How to Install Canon IP7220/iP7240/iP7250 Printer on Fedora – Step-by-step

February 21, 2022 | By the+gnu+linux+evangelist.

Installing Printer

  1. 3. Extracting Driver

    Possibly Double-Click on Printer Driver on the File Manager:

    How to Install Canon PIXMA iP7220/iP7240/iP7250 Printer in Fedora - File Manager

    But if you are in Trouble to Find it out then See: How to Access Downloads Folder from Browser.
    And Extract into the /tmp Directory:

    How to Install Canon PIXMA iP7220/iP7240/iP7250 Printer in Fedora - Extract
  2. 4. Installing LibTIFF 3

    Then to Install libtiff.so.3 for Fedora
    On Fedora 33+ enable the Copr Repo with:

    dnf copr enable mjg/libtiff3

    And then simply play:

    sudo dnf install libtiff3

    But instead for Fedora 33 and below install the Package directly with:

    sudo dnf install https://download.copr.fedorainfracloud.org/results/mjg/libtiff3/fedora-33-x86_64/00864735-libtiff3/libtiff3-3.9.7-4.fc30.x86_64.rpm
  3. 5. Installing Pangox Compat

    (Only on Fedora 30+) Download Dependency for Canon GNU/Linux Driver:

    Dependencies .rpm Archive

    Grab pangox-compat Rpm.
    And then to Setup it:

    cd ~/Downloads
    sudo dnf install ./pangox*.rpm
  4. 6. Installing Driver

    Then to Install Canon Printer Driver
    First, access the Target with:

    cd /tmp/cnijfilter*
    sudo ./install.sh

    During installation you may be Asked to Connect & Power On your Printer…
    How to Install Canon PIXMA iP7220/iP7240/iP7250 Printer in Fedora - Installing
    Now in case of Issue then try first to execute:

    cd /tmp/cnijfilter*rpm/packages

    And on a 64-bit System play:

    sudo dnf install ./*64.rpm
    cnijfilter Installation
  5. 7. Adding Printer

    So now Go to Add Printer
    Here is presented the Workstation Setup, but on the other Desktop find a similar Solution…
    First, launch the Settings App:

    Settings

    Then Search for “printers“:

    Settings Add Printer

    Now Unlock the Devices with the Admin Pass:

    Unlocking Devices

    Finally, you should be able to ‘Add Printer’:

    Unlocking Devices

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