02-05-2020, 09:03 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-05-2020, 10:40 PM by wdt.
Edit Reason: more info
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If you dig down to the bottom, after 3 layers of scripts, you will find i386-elf (filter driver)
This, of course, will never work on arm (and there are NO arm filter drivers, unless you compile)
Read my post,,, CUPS, 50%,, about 2 weeks ago
In short, using stretch, mtfixit, cups is too old for airprint, don't waste your time, you will not succeed
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Not strictly true, when airprint is successfully setup, there are scads of aarch64 binaries in /lib/cups/....
Ordinarily, from the brother website, it will be assumed x86, the deb or rpm will install to /opt/brother/....
There are NO aarch64 drivers on their website, all aarch64 come with a airprint-driverless install*
Even works (airprint) with a rk3328 TV box, prints OK, if 3 requirements are met
(printer not too old, cups 2.2.4 or newer, networked,, the last can be worked around)
*I am guessing, from what "file" tells me, that they are "sucked" off the printer by avahi
Search,,,,, debian airprint AND debian driverless
This, of course, will never work on arm (and there are NO arm filter drivers, unless you compile)
Read my post,,, CUPS, 50%,, about 2 weeks ago
In short, using stretch, mtfixit, cups is too old for airprint, don't waste your time, you will not succeed
--edit--
Not strictly true, when airprint is successfully setup, there are scads of aarch64 binaries in /lib/cups/....
Ordinarily, from the brother website, it will be assumed x86, the deb or rpm will install to /opt/brother/....
There are NO aarch64 drivers on their website, all aarch64 come with a airprint-driverless install*
Even works (airprint) with a rk3328 TV box, prints OK, if 3 requirements are met
(printer not too old, cups 2.2.4 or newer, networked,, the last can be worked around)
*I am guessing, from what "file" tells me, that they are "sucked" off the printer by avahi
Search,,,,, debian airprint AND debian driverless