Printer not created
If no new e-STUDIO printer is created when you follow the installation instructions in the Installation and Operation Guide, try the following:
- Check that the MFP is supported.
- Check that the MFP is connected to the PC via one of the PC’s USB ports.
- Power the e-STUDIO MFP off and then back on.
This will run the /usr/sbin/estudio_update script (as root) which:- Checks for connected MFPs and creates CUPS printer drivers for supported models if they don’t already exist.
- Registers the e-STUDIO MFP scanner driver with the installed SANE scanner system.
- If no new printer is still created:
- Try adding the following parameter to the Linux kernel’s command line and restarting Linux:
pci=noacpi
This has been found to be effective when using Novell SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop Version 9 and may also allow other USB2 devices to be detected more successfully.
- Try adding the following parameter to the Linux kernel’s command line and restarting Linux:
- Power the e-STUDIO MFP off and then back on, to cause Linux to re-run the /usr/sbin/estudio_update script as noted above.
