发现一个也许可行的思路。
大概步骤:1从官网下载win版驱动;
2。解压缩,找到64位或32位的驱动(按你自己的需要),在目录里找到.cab文件,用压缩软件解开这个.cab文件;
3.你会看到ftxtpn1a.ppd,类似这样的驱动文件,这就是你所需要的驱动文件。
4.最后一步你需要运行dos2unix,就是把dos文件转成unix下的格式(也许是转译的意思吧)。
原文地址:https://askubuntu.com/questions/ ... -dw-on-ubuntu-14-04
Maybe this link can help you: http://thebigbyte.blogspot.be/20 ... rs-fuji-xerox.html. It states that these printers are not officially supported by Linux but shows a workaround, that I quote here for further reference :
First, download the Windows PostScript Printer Drivers from the Fuji website: http://www.fujixeroxprinters.com ... &category=5726&dl=1
Extract the zip file to a local directory.
Find the folder which matches your architecture - x64 for 64-bit machines, or x32 for 32-bit machines
Inside this folder you'll find a .cab file. Open this with your favourite archiver (I used Ark), and extract the contents.
One of the extracted files is called "fxtpn1a.ppd". This is the PPD file you'll need to install the driver on Linux. NOTE: You may need to run dos2unix over this file, to convert from Windows to Unix line endings. I also had to correct one line which was supposed to begin with an asterisk, but had a single space preceding it at the start of the line.
Under Ubuntu settings, open Printers, and click "Add".
Find the network printer, and connect using AppSocket/HP JetDirect.
When asked for a driver, choose "Local Driver", and "rovide PPD file".
Browse to the PPD file extracted earlier, and click through the rest of the wizard to finish adding the printer.
Print a test page to verify the drivers are working properly.