- No PPD driver is available for CUPS.
- Printing works fine for Debian Linux Using drivers of Website.
- I think it uses 32-bit BLOB.
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It works however fine on FREEBSD.
--- Install necessary software
net/arp-scan
security/nmap
-> nmap, arp-scan can help detect IP-address
print/cups-filters
print/brlaser
print/psutils
print/lprps
graphics/poppler-data
graphics/poppler-utils
graphics/poppler
-> poppler is good for format conversions.
How
- Cups web interface add printer
- Tell protocol IPP , ip address & port 9100
- Choose name brlaser
- Choose brother
- Choose your brother printer MFC ....
Now just print
Done.
This setup is even better then 32 bit Linux blob.
- Printing works fine for Debian Linux Using drivers of Website.
- I think it uses 32-bit BLOB.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
It works however fine on FREEBSD.
--- Install necessary software
net/arp-scan
security/nmap
-> nmap, arp-scan can help detect IP-address
print/cups-filters
print/brlaser
print/psutils
print/lprps
graphics/poppler-data
graphics/poppler-utils
graphics/poppler
-> poppler is good for format conversions.
How
- Cups web interface add printer
- Tell protocol IPP , ip address & port 9100
- Choose name brlaser
- Choose brother
- Choose your brother printer MFC ....
Now just print
Code:
/usr/local/bin/lp -d brlaser -o sides=two-sided-long-edge modern_pascal_introduction.pdf
Done.
This setup is even better then 32 bit Linux blob.