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Confirm the printer settings and click on Print.This post presents an installation procedure for Altera Quartus II 13.0sp1 on a 64bit Ubuntu system (16.04). Select your installed printer and click on OK. Click on the Printer icon in the LibreOffice Writer’s tool bar. From the Ubuntu Desktop, click on the icon for LibreOffice Writer. Click on OK and then click on Close.The newly added printer should appear in the installed printer’s list. Place a check mark next to Make This My Default Printer. Enter the printer’s IPv4 address or host name in the IP/DNS field. Select TCPIP (Workstation to Printer) from the Connection Type drop down menu. Select the Printer Model from the list provided. NOTE: The Queue Name is the assigned Printer Name. Enter a Queue Name in the field provided. #Download ubuntu 16.04 i686 install#
Select Manual Install from the Discovered Printers Options drop down menu. In the Discovered Printers, click on the second button (Discovered Printers Options). The Install Printers window will be displayed. In My Printers, select the first button with the double down arrow (Discovered Printers) in the upper right hand corner. 
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At the password for XXXX: prompt, type your password for your user account and press Enter. The Xerox Printer Manager window will open and display all of the installed printers on the local area network (LAN). NOTE: xeroxprtmgr command is used to setup the print queue. NOTE: When entering the password, the cursor does not move. At the password for XXXX: prompt, type your password for your user account and press Enter. Type sudo dpkg -i Xeroxv5Pkg-Linuxx86_64-5.20. and press Enter. NOTE: The name of the package file may vary slightly. Type ls and press Enter. A list of files in the directory will be displayed, including Xeroxv5Pkg-Linuxx86-5.20. At the terminal prompt, type cd Downloads and press Enter. If necessary, hold down Ctrl – Alt + T to launch the Terminal application. This solution uses the default download location, if the file was saved in a different location, navigate to the location where the files have been saved. Typically, the default download location is the users own downloads folder. #Download ubuntu 16.04 i686 driver#
NOTE: Make note of the folder where you downloaded the driver as you will need to navigate to the driver using the Terminal program later on.
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Download the appropriate 32 bit or 64 bit DEB driver from.Make sure to enter upper and/or lower case letters as instructed in the steps below. IMPORTANT: Commands in Linux are case sensitive. NOTE: In this example, the system is also 32 bit if i386, i486, or i586 is displayed in the string.ĭownload and Install the Appropriate Driver This output identifies the system as running Ubuntu and the i686 GNU/Linux at the end identifies it as a 32 bit version:Ĥ.4.0-36-generic #55-Ubuntu SMP Thu Aug 11 18:01: i686 GNU/Linux.
This output identifies the system as running Ubuntu and the x86_64 GNU/Linux at the end identifies it as a 64 bit version:Ĥ.4.0-36-generic #55-Ubuntu SMP Thu Aug 11 18:01: x86_64 GNU/LinuxĤ.4.0-36-generic #55-Ubuntu SMP Thu Aug 11 18:01: x86_64 GNU/Linux. BelowĪre examples of the output this command can generate to assist in determining if the Linux System is 32 bit or 64 bit: Information about the type of Linux kernel running will be displayed. At the terminal prompt, type uname –a and press enter. Hold down Ctrl – Alt + T to launch the Terminal application. Verify if the Linux System is 32-bit or 64-bit 
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