Xerox Phaser 5335, Руководство по печати

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Installing and Configuring the PostScript Driver on Linux
Uninstalling the Print Driver
Use the installer (RPM package) explained in the previous section to uninstall a
print driver that has been installed.
After uninstalling the print driver, delete the print queue too.
To Uninstall the Print Driver
Specify the RPM package from the command line of the terminal software to
uninstall.
1.
Activate the terminal and log in as super user.
NOTE: Activation method of the terminal varies with the distribution. Refer to the
manual of each distribution.
2.
If necessary, shift the current directory to the directory with the saved RPM
package.
NOTE: When operating on a directory that is different from the directory with the
saved RPM package, specify the path up to the RPM package for steps 3 and 4.
3.
To uninstall the print driver itself, enter the following command (where “x.x.x-x”
is the installer version).
The print driver is uninstalled.
Next, proceed to "To Delete the Print Queue" (P. 36) .
To Delete the Print Queue
After deleting the print driver, delete also the unnecessary print queue.
NOTE: The following procedure explains how to delete a print queue from the CUPS
web management site (http://localhost:631/) using a web browser.
1.
Activate a web browser, and enter the following URL at the address column to
access the CUPS web management site.
NOTE: Depending on the distribution used, the screen characters may get garbled.
When it happens, select from the [View] menu, [Encoding] and then select the
appropriate encoding. You need to do this when toggling the page.
The CUPS web management site is displayed.
2.
Click [Printers] or [Manage Printers].
3.
Click [Delete Printer] under the printer (print queue) to be deleted.
4.
As a confirmation message is displayed, click [Continue].
5.
Check that the next message is displayed in the following screen.
The print queue is deleted.
# rpm -e Xerox-Phaser-5335-x.x.x.noarch
http://localhost:631/