I started a service-call at the brother service hotline and if they (or their documentation) will open up a solution for my problem, then I'll get back here and write a note.ĭ Accepted from localhost:38212 (IPv6)ĭ Waiting for request. It's really weired, because I'm quite sure the printer was working on my old Debian system, which doesn't exist anymore and which I upgraded from wheezy over lenny to stretch.Ĭould it be, that there is just a required package missing? (I had to shorten it in the beginning, because the max number of letters was exceeded) I don't wanna annoy you with miles of log output, but if you're in the mood, than you might wanna have a look at what happens during testpage printing a the code section at the bottom of this post. So no idea what else to I had a look at the error log, as you adviced, but even when I send a test page, there is no log-entry that helps me figuring out where the problem is. I don't get any error messages when printing test pages, the only problem is, that the printer doesn't print.Ĭan anybody give me a hint how to get the printer printing, respectively how to get any further information about the reason for not willing to print?įirst - thanks for your reply, I really appreciate any help on that I allready did this before I started this topic, but I again tried some different drivers from the cups administration interface, the best result was the printer endlessly producing blank sheets of paper. When I installed the cups-wrapper package the printer was found, and later when I plugged in the USB cord, the printer also got recognizes with the correct type and a printer queue was automatically added. _eu&os=128), everything seemed to work perfect.

I added i386 architecture, I installed the deb packages from the Brother homepage (.

PRETTY_NAME='Debian GNU/Linux 9 (stretch)'

Brother printer install debian 9