Thanks Scott. We just finished rebuilding the 64bit system with a 32bit
OS (due to other reasons). Good to know that resource is available
though, and I'm glad it is in the archive now with the right keywords.
On 12-01-13 06:44 PM, Scott wrote:
Shawnsgroverat open2space.com writes:
And
Shawn sgrover at open2space.com writes:
And finally, the supplied files don't seem to work easily with a 64bit
system. And there are no 64bit drivers. It is recommended to install
the ia32 libraries, but those already existed on the box in question and
the .deb files would nor run -
Just a follow up on this, as I have some more recent info that may prove
useful.
I have rebuilt my workstation with the latest Kubuntu (11.10) and needed
to install the printer again. I used the same .deb files I had already
downloaded from Brother's website (URL mentioned earlier in this
I have this same printer running flawlessly in our Ubuntu only network
(ok, there are some windows VMs too, but that doesn't matter for this
discussion...).
I went to Brother's website and downloaded the appropriate drivers for
the printer and scanner.
oops. Forgot to mention - for the drivers, I downloaded the .deb files
and then just clicked on them from my file browser. Ubuntu knows how to
handle .deb files properly. The other version of the drivers require
more effort in working with CUPS...
On 11-11-18 01:44 PM, Shawn Grover wrote:
Oh, also forgot,
and is this was the brother web site you saw?
http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public_s/id/linux/en/index.html
Looks encouraging if it will work in a modern disto.
Mel
Yes,
Rocky
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I recently purchased a Brother DCP-7065DN printer.
I got it work fairly quickly with a Windows machine Kin loaned me with
the data going through my router.
But I have not been able to run it from my Ubuntu 11.04 machine.
I first tried to download the network driver from the Brother web site
and
This is not more than thinking out loud, but I seem to have seen
significant reference handling of sane and multi function devices as I
was doing an aptitude dist-upgrade on my netbook (from amd64 squeeze to
wheezy)
I wonder if it would be worth while plying with some spare hardware?
I am tied
Oh, also forgot,
and is this was the brother web site you saw?
http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public_s/id/linux/en/index.html
Looks encouraging if it will work in a modern disto.
Mel
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