The highly retro monochrome laser printer, Samsung ML-1610, continues to work just fine on macOS 10.13 High Sierra. However, getting driver support took me a long time to figure out a while ago. I got something worked out for macOS 10.12 (Sierra) and posted about it. To my great surprise, my old post on getting this going has become the most popular, heavily visited post on dawning.ca.

So I’ve revised things and spun this in to what I’m calling “ml1610-blaster”. There’s a github repo hosting it, here: How to get ML-1610 working under macOS 10.13 High Sierra. Download for ml1610-blaster-1.0, as. Installation Steps • Download the release zip: • Unzip the release zip somewhere, pay attention where. • Run the splix installer. It WILL FAIL. But it seems to succeed enough in some way that matters.

To download Samsung ML-5510ND driver & software for windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7, vista, xp, server, mac and Linux Step1: First of all, determine your printer exact model number – Click here for more detail. Jun 5, 2018 - ML-1610 drivers are Compatible with Windows and Linux Operating System. Microsoft Windows (x64-bit), Macintosh (Mac OS) and Linux.

8 On the Boot Camp Assistant with the “Create a Windows 7 or later version install disk” selected, click Continue. It will ask you to plug in your USB memory stick if it is not already plugged in. Then locate the.iso file on your mac and click Continue (Note: All Data will be lost from your Memory stick). The last release of Mac OS doesn't have the option to create a bootable USB from Bootcamp like previous versions, and it is a problem because that require uses other tools. In order to boot from the USB, you need to format the USB to FAT32, you can do it using Disk Utility (it comes with MacOS). Creating a bootable Windows 10/8/7 USB with Bootcamp is really easy. All you need to do is follow the right process and your job will be done. Insert an 8GB USB Flash drive into your Mac. Now run Bootcamp Assistant, select the box for 'Create a Windows 7 or later version install disk'. I was wondering if you know of a way of creating a Windows 7 USB installation disk on Mac OS. Create a bootable usb from Yosemite.app. And so I create my own post. I have a PC with a new Hard Drive. I have used terminal to create a clone of the disk (disk utility fails with an error whenever I try to do anything with it, even after clean That feature is only for Macs that do not have an optical drive. Create windows 7 boot disk for mac pro.

(You’ll probably have to go through your Security settings to get the installer to open) • Open your System Preferences, go in to Printers and click the plus button to add a new one. • Opt to select your own driver and navigate to the unzipped files, pick the ml1610.ppd file. Historical to see my older post on how to get this going on macOS 10.12 Sierra. I suspect these newer steps will work entirely on Sierra and probably older releases, but just in case, I’ve given you this link.

Fun/weird/pointless facts • The screencast was done on a MacPro5,1 running High Sierra 10.13. (It’s using a MacPro4,1 video card, but is an actual 5,1, not a flashed 4,1) • My ML-1610 is accessible to me over because my ML-1610 is plugged in to an (1st gen). Hence, my machines print to this ancient USB device wirelessly. • The Samsung ML-1610 supported Windows 98. • It was claimed that the host computer required at least 64MB of memory (My wrist watch has 8x more RAM than that). • I’m unsure what year the ML-1610 came out, but it was before 2006.