HOWTO Install Samsung Unified Printer Driver

[karsta62]

Try the legacy packages?

That fixed the scanner indeed. Thank you so much!

[tweedledee]

W: Fehlschlag beim Holen von http://www.bchemnet.com/suldr/dists/debian/Release Unable to find expected entry extra/source/Sources in Meta-index file (malformed Release file?)

I believe all of you having difficulty are trying to use the repository as a source repository, in addition to or instead of a binary. This is binary-only, so the error is entirely appropriate: there are no source files to be found.

Let me know if difficulties continue after reconfiguring to binary-only, it works fine for me (and I can reproduce your error if I switch it to source).

Also, the 403 forbidden errors are not the issue; the server I'm currently using is configured to prevent directory listings, you can still access files if you know what to look for (which apt does). I'd actually like to re-enable directory listings, but the host company doesn't seem to provide that option for the level of service I'm paying for.

[tweedledee]

Many thanks to tweedledee for writing his guide. I wrote the following
mini:

Howto: Samsung ML-1915 with Debian Lenny

Easy way to make Samsung ML-1915 printer work with Debian Lenny without
installing *any* package at all:

http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=57364

Bye.

I added a note and link regarding this approach to the main guide.

[Christian.Holland]

Hi all,
I found a solution for

netdiscovery: relocation error: libnss_files.so.2: symbol strcmp, version GLIBC_2.0 not defined in file libc.so.6 with link time reference

with adaptation of http://darkswarm.org/whosyerdaddy-0.6.sh
mentioned at http://foldingforum.org/viewtopic.ph...=12939#p138466

Mainly it copies the whole /lib tree, adapts it according specific functions (strcmp) and a specific GLIBC (2.0).
I dont know exactly what it does, but it works.
The adapted lib tree is used aftwards with LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
The script can be applied from any user, so it is harmless.

1. Download and call the attached file

   ./whosyerdaddy-0.6+cho.sh

   The result is a script "/tmp/nostrcmp" and the tree "/tmp/nostrcmp.lib". Now the command

   /tmp/nostrcmp xsane

   works without the above error.
2. The script "/tmp/nostrcmp" and the tree "/tmp/nostrcmp.lib" can be copied with sudo to /usr/local/bin for later usage. So any user can use

   nostrcmp xsane

   without any error message.
3. Maybe create /usr/local/bin/xsane with the content:

   #!/bin/bash
   nostrcmp /usr/bin/xsane ${1:-"$@"}

   and chmod +x /usr/local/bin/xsane. Now xsane can be called without error.

Have fun,
Christian

[tweedledee]

Hi all,
I found a solution for

netdiscovery: relocation error: libnss_files.so.2: symbol strcmp, version GLIBC_2.0 not defined in file libc.so.6 with link time reference

with adaptation of http://darkswarm.org/whosyerdaddy-0.6.sh
mentioned at http://foldingforum.org/viewtopic.ph...=12939#p138466

It's not immediately obvious to me what it's doing either. I may have some time in the next week or so (maybe) to look into this and possibly work it into another package to simplify use. In the meantime, if anyone else uses and has success (or not), please share.

[Menion]

Hi all,
I found a solution for

netdiscovery: relocation error: libnss_files.so.2: symbol strcmp, version GLIBC_2.0 not defined in file libc.so.6 with link time reference

with adaptation of http://darkswarm.org/whosyerdaddy-0.6.sh
mentioned at http://foldingforum.org/viewtopic.ph...=12939#p138466

Mainly it copies the whole /lib tree, adapts it according specific functions (strcmp) and a specific GLIBC (2.0).
I dont know exactly what it does, but it works.
The adapted lib tree is used aftwards with LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
The script can be applied from any user, so it is harmless.

1. Download and call the attached file

   ./whosyerdaddy-0.6+cho.sh

   The result is a script "/tmp/nostrcmp" and the tree "/tmp/nostrcmp.lib". Now the command

   /tmp/nostrcmp xsane

   works without the above error.
2. The script "/tmp/nostrcmp" and the tree "/tmp/nostrcmp.lib" can be copied with sudo to /usr/local/bin for later usage. So any user can use

   nostrcmp xsane

   without any error message.
3. Maybe create /usr/local/bin/xsane with the content:

   #!/bin/bash
   nostrcmp /usr/bin/xsane ${1:-"$@"}

   and chmod +x /usr/local/bin/xsane. Now xsane can be called without error.

Have fun,
Christian

Hi, I tried your script but now I get this error:

xsane: symbol lookup error: /usr/local/bin/nostrcmp.lib/libc.so.6: undefined symbol: _IO_file_clos, version GLIBC_2.0

Ubuntu 10.10
Bye

[yaq1]

I believe all of you having difficulty are trying to use the repository as a source repository, in addition to or instead of a binary. This is binary-only, so the error is entirely appropriate: there are no source files to be found.

Let me know if difficulties continue after reconfiguring to binary-only, it works fine for me (and I can reproduce your error if I switch it to source).

Also, the 403 forbidden errors are not the issue; the server I'm currently using is configured to prevent directory listings, you can still access files if you know what to look for (which apt does). I'd actually like to re-enable directory listings, but the host company doesn't seem to provide that option for the level of service I'm paying for.

yep, that did it for me! Funny enough, it seems, that Synaptic put in the "source"-repository by itself - I didn't enter one!?

OK, so now to the next step...

btw, thx!

[DeathFire]

I believe all of you having difficulty are trying to use the repository as a source repository, in addition to or instead of a binary. This is binary-only, so the error is entirely appropriate: there are no source files to be found.

Let me know if difficulties continue after reconfiguring to binary-only, it works fine for me (and I can reproduce your error if I switch it to source).

Also, the 403 forbidden errors are not the issue; the server I'm currently using is configured to prevent directory listings, you can still access files if you know what to look for (which apt does). I'd actually like to re-enable directory listings, but the host company doesn't seem to provide that option for the level of service I'm paying for.

Thank you. I should have caught that myself!

Like the other poster, when I added the repository the source repository was created automatically. It may be worth a note in the guide if this is something that changed between 10.04 and 10.10 as it will save many people headaches!

Again, thank you for the wonderful guide and work, this makes dealing with the MFP's so much easier!

[cedric_tux]

Tried the script from Christian.Holland.
There are any errors anymore when starting xsane or simple-scan. But i still can't scan from my network scanner. So the issue is not resolved,

[Rodolfo Medina]

I added a note and link regarding this approach to the main guide.

Thanks!