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ARM64, Ubuntu, CUPS and Kyocera FS-1060DN

— Armbian, Ubuntu, CUPS, Kyocera, Printer, arm64 — 1 min read

As someone in the comment section on this blog pointed out, there is an Open Source Kyocera KPSL filter for CUPS on Github.

First install development libraries.

# apt install libcupsimage2-dev libcups2-dev cmake build-essential clang

Then compile the filter:

$ git clone https://github.com/Fe-Ti/rastertokpsl-re.git
$ cmake -B_build -H.
$ cmake --build _build/

And install the driver using official script:

# ./install.sh

Then in CUPS web interface you can load the original PPD of you printer provided by Kyocera. Alternatively, you can download the version I have previously compiled on my arm64 machine and just run the install script.

Credits

  • SV99 for making Kyocera KPSL filter for CUPS.
  • Fe-Ti for making it possible to build on Linux.
  • Tao Wang for making the blog post.