This repository delivers a reverse-engineered Kyocera filter solution for Linux printing environments. It includes:

• C++23/C23 entry for reconstructed rastertokpsl (Kyocera raster filter)
• Automated CMake build and install system
• ppd files, filter binaries, and installation scripts in cmake

Supported:

• x86_64 Linux
• CUPS print servers (requires libcups/cups-devel)

limitations

possible problems with page type changes (vertical/horizontal), so for full support use proprietary driver with flags order fix. Current driver messes the argument order passed to filter, so setting option to install proprietary drivers will install a fixed version.

This driver package provides PPDs and filter support for the following Kyocera printers:

• Kyocera FS-1020MFP GDI
• Kyocera FS-1025MFP GDI
• Kyocera FS-1040 GDI
• Kyocera FS-1060DN GDI
• Kyocera FS-1120MFP GDI
• Kyocera FS-1125MFP GDI

Tested:

• Kyocera FS-1020MFP.

• Fedora, Ubuntu, or any modern Linux with CUPS
• cmake (≥3.25 recommended)
• ninja generator
• g++ (C++23) and gcc (C23) / clang++ and clang
• libstdc++ and libstdc++-devel
• CUPS dev headers: Fedora: sudo dnf install cups-devel
  Ubuntu: sudo apt install libcups2-dev

# 1. Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/e-gleba/kyocera-drivers.git
cd kyocera-drivers

# 2. Configure
cmake --preset gcc
# or
cmake --preset clang

# 3. Build
cmake --build --preset gcc
# or
cmake --build --preset clang

# 4. Build everything
cmake --build . --parallel

# 5. Install (requires root for system-wide)
sudo cmake --install build/release --prefix=/usr

To install only runtime:

cmake --install build --component runtime

To install only devel:

cmake --install build --component devel

CMake tracks all installed files in install_manifest.txt. To uninstall:

cd build
sudo xargs rm < install_manifest.txt

Or use the provided uninstall target if available:

sudo cmake --build . --target uninstall

(If not present, see [CMake uninstall recipe] for adding this target.)

After installation, CUPS will recognize the new Kyocera PPDs and filters.
Add a printer via CUPS web UI or lpadmin, selecting the installed Kyocera driver.

To test the filter directly:

build/rastertokpsl <args>

See --help for argument details.

• Ensure /usr/share/cups/model/Kyocera and /usr/lib/cups/filter are writable for install.
• Missing dependencies? Install cups-devel and CMake.
• Use cmake --build . --verbose for detailed build logs.
• For filter debugging, check /var/log/cups/error_log.

This project is licensed under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE v2. See LICENSE.

• CMake Install & Uninstall Guide
• CUPS Filter Integration
• Ghidra Reverse Engineering
• Original Repo