Hi
I am tying to install HP 1018 on Acer Aspire One with Linux Linpus Lite. I have followed the instructions, but at the end the installation fails and deliver the following message:
[root@localhost foo2zjs]# make install install-hotplug cups
#
# Dependencies...
#
# ... OK!
#
cd icc2ps; make all
make[1]: Entering directory `/mnt/home/foo/foo2zjs/icc2ps'
make[1]: Inget behöver göras för "all".
make[1]: Leaving directory `/mnt/home/foo/foo2zjs/icc2ps'

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#
# Installation Dependencies...
#
# ... OK!
#
#
# Install driver, wrapper, and development tools
#
install -d /usr/bin
make: install: Kommandot hittades inte (=can not find the command, my translation)
make: *** [install-prog] Fel 127 (=error 127, my translation)
[root@localhost foo2zjs]#


What is wrong???

Best Regards
gug

$ rpm -q --whatprovides /usr/bin/install
coreutils-6.10-33.fc9.i386
$

Thanks
I understand that this is a command line!!??
Where in the installation sequence shall this command be used?

Best Regards
gug

$ su
# make install

Works good here on Linpus Lite:

I surrender!
In the Terminal I got the following response:

[root@localhost foo2zjs]# rpm -q --whatprovides /usr/bin/install
coreutils-6.9-9.fc8
[root@localhost foo2zjs]# ll /usr/bin/install
ls: cannot access /usr/bin/install: No such file or directory
[root@localhost foo2zjs]# install -d /usr/bin
bash: install: command not found
[root@localhost foo2zjs]#

As new in the Linux world I probably have to give up and hope for better luck next time!

Thank you anyway and best regards

gug

You have file corruption. Restore from backup.

i had the same problem with my Acer Aspire One and Linpus Lite, so I guess the coreutils-package is kind of fucked up in this installation.
I tried to repair the package, but found no solution because i'm not used to yum and rpm. So i just copied the /usr/bin/install file from my Ubuntu machine to the /usr/bin/ folder of my Linpus machine, and it worked flawlessly. I know pretty bad solution, but printing works now without problems ;)

if you don't have a second linux machine, just message me, and i'll send you my "install" file ;)