Turn printer on and Monjaro installs the printer automatically problem is the scanner.
I have been using Linux for many years but I am new to Nanjaro and Arch.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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With that out of the way, I’ll note that it’s often difficult to find Linux drivers for Brother multifunction devices, if they exist at all. However, it may be possible that this 7030 driver from the AUR also supports the 7020:
Plus there is this one:
Or, specifically for scanner functionality, perhaps this one:
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There is several scanner applications - I remember I had a wireless HP multi function device - the only way to make it work was to use simple-scan - available from the repos.
sudo pacman -Syu simple-scan
Launch the app and configure the application to use your scanner’s network address if applicable - an USB connected device work too.
I have limited experience with scanners, but it is also possible you need sane and sane-airscan packages.
Seemingly abandoned topic.