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Originally Posted by kirk202
I downloaded HPLIP and said I needed to install gcc manually.
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Hello kirk202,
Instead of compiling hplip from source, you can try the version in the Fedora repo.
Code:
su
yum install hplip
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Originally Posted by kirk202
My other HP Deskjet drivers installed just fine without going to HPLIP.
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Then another thing to try is yum installing only the hpijs driver package. After that, maybe you can configure your printer using the gnome printer configuration utility. It's what I do nowadays. I find the hplip package itself and the hp-setup GUI to be redundant and unnecessary. But that hplip thing supports over a thousand HP printer models, so I can't know whether or not you can do that, too. It sure won't hurt to try. But no promises.
P.S.: The gcc thing probably means that you did not install the packages necessary for compiling source code. You can still install them after-the-fact. I would try installing the package group "Development Tools". Then install the kernel-devel and kernel-headers for your kernel.
Code:
su
yum groupinstall "Development Tools"
yum install kernel-devel
yum install kernel-headers