Drivers for Epson L3210 Printer Scanner

[PrakashC]

I had started a topic on this issue in 2023 which was closed in 2024. And I had decided to make do with the limited capability of the Printer Scanner while working with Leap.

However, while idling through Epson web site, I ran across some changes in their offering of drivers for this (L3210) and possibly other printers and scanners. Under selection of operating systems there is an entry for Linux RPM(x64). And under this the following drivers are listed:

Epson Printer Utility for Linux dated 2026-03-30 (640.46 KB)

ESC/P Driver (full feature) dated 2025-09-30 (2.2 MB)

Epson Scan2 dated 2026-03-30 (24.14MB)

Epson Scan2 (for RPM 6.0.0 or later) date 2026-03-30 (25.9)

Anyone knows if these are compatible with Leap 16

[Sauerland]

You need these:

[PrakashC]

That is where I got the info from. My querry is if these drivers are compatible or say OK for installing with Leap 16. Last time (year 2023) I had to create a local repo, download the RPMs to it and then install the drivers. I hope and wish it is not the same process again. And a confirmation if Leap RPM are 6.0.0 or later to be able to select correct Epson Scan2 version.

[Sauerland]

Why should they not be compatible?
Try them and you will see.

rpm in Leap and Tumbleweed:

rpm --version
RPM version 4.20.1

You can download and install them by Hand with rpm or zypper:

zypper install /Path/to/the/local/rpm
rpm -i /Path/to/the/local/rpm

or download them to a specific directory and add this directory as Repo in Myrlyn or with zypper and use Myrlyn, Discover, rpm or zypper to install them.

[deano_ferrari]

@PrakashC

My querry is if these drivers are compatible

Yes, they will be fine.

[PrakashC]

I will try that. Thanks.

[PrakashC]

I have created a local repo and added it. However, Myrlyn will not process the rpms as these are not signed! What to do?

[Sauerland]

You have to ignore that, because this Repo is not signed and rpm has no signing key fron this Repo and no signing key of the downloaded rpms.

[PrakashC]

Thanks, that was the last step. Now to put it in use.