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Printer driver lib32-glibc dependency - Printable Version +- PINE64 (https://forum.pine64.org) +-- Forum: Pinebook Pro (https://forum.pine64.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=111) +--- Forum: Linux on Pinebook Pro (https://forum.pine64.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=114) +--- Thread: Printer driver lib32-glibc dependency (/showthread.php?tid=10453) |
Printer driver lib32-glibc dependency - definitiv. - 06-27-2020 Hey, i tried to install this driver for my printer on the Pinebook Pro ->(https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/brother-dcp195c). It needs the lib32-glibc package as an dependency but this seems to be not available for arm. So my question might be a bit naive ...but it might be worth asking: Is there a way to build it manual and use another alternative package? Thank you in advance for help! RE: Printer driver lib32-glibc dependency - slyecho - 07-03-2020 It's because that package installs a binary for x86 which is what that libc dependency is for. I did get my Brother printer working using a driverless setup from CUPS, maybe it's possible for your model, too. Another option is qemu userspace emulation, but that's also not trivial. RE: Printer driver lib32-glibc dependency - wdt - 07-03-2020 Does dcp-195c have a network connection? If not, driverless/airprint is a little harder There is a "shim" for ipp over usb, you likely have to compile The debian wiki has 2-3 good pages on all that Also, cups has to be airprint capable (>2.3), and of course, the printer too (printers > 10 years old may not be capable) The quick way to find out, is this printer capable of printing from ipad/iphone? (because most support people are clueless) RE: Printer driver lib32-glibc dependency - definitiv. - 07-05-2020 (07-03-2020, 10:39 PM)wdt Wrote: Does dcp-195c have a network connection? If not, driverless/airprint is a little harderThanks for the answers. The printer has no Network connection at all. It is plugged into a PC, but if I have to rely on the PC beeing on it makes no sense for me. RE: Printer driver lib32-glibc dependency - wdt - 07-05-2020 That was my guess,, the printer too old If a printer has no network capabilities, it makes no sense for airprint to be in rom (printer's rom) |