I have the PC (which doesn’t has internet connection currently and has 13.1 installed 3 months back) and tried to install the HP Printer (HP LaserJet M1005 MFP). For this I installed:
Of course, I was installing in the PC not having internet. But then I disable all repos. Then installed but got some error but when I restarted, I got the HP symbol visible at the bottom right part. Again I tried to installed the package:
hplip-3.13.10-4.2.i586.rpm
which showed error and said it needed some dependency “libsane.so.1”, so again I downloaded (from cyber cafe) the following file:
sane-backends-32bit-1.0.23-9.2.3.x86_64.rpm
and installed but after installing it also, the original package (hplip-3.13.10-4.2.i586.rpm) is not getting installed and I am still not able to take prints.
Well the RPM should tell you. Check out man rpm for the proper perimeters to use to see the dependencies but if you try to install the rpm it really should list them when it fails
In any case get rid of any package for 64bit if you are running 32 bit OS.
I don’t know a thing about HP printers on Linux so maybe someone else may have an idea. Not having a Internet is defiantly a problem since normally any dependency would just be pulled in
> I don’t know a thing about HP printers on Linux so maybe someone else
> may have an idea. Not having a Internet is defiantly a problem since
> normally any dependency would just be pulled in
openSUSE is not designed to work without Internet. If you don’t have it,
the alternative is to populate a local machine or a local directory with
a mirror of at least the official repositories.
If can’t do that, things get very difficult. The DVD does not suffice
nowdays.
This is what I have installed; I use an HP printer, but this laptop is
64 bit. My 32 bit machines are not here so that I can have a look.