Rpm or dpkg required for installing Brother DCP-T220 printer drivers

git clone GitHub - ishaanbhimwal/brother-dcpt220
Cloning into ‘brother-dcpt220’…
remote: Enumerating objects: 5, done.
remote: Counting objects: 100% (5/5), done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (5/5), done.
remote: Total 5 (delta 0), reused 0 (delta 0), pack-reused 0
Receiving objects: 100% (5/5), done.

But I was able to create my own PKGBUILD. Thank you anyways for the help.

Hi,

Are you sure you need a driver to make your printer work ? Did you try this first ?

Great! I have added the package to the AUR incase anyone needs it:

pamac build brother-dcpt220
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autofill running updpkgsums in the same folder of the pkgbuild

Some things need or could be changed in your pkgbuild, I’ll send you a patch when I have time

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I did install the package successfully and it has been added in the printer section but the printer is still not working. It just shows active jobs but nothing happens.

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None of the command is working - test page, cleaning heads, etc.

This is not a wifi printer, I have connected it via USB. It has been added through administrator settings

Can you try to download the driver here: Downloads | DCP-T220 | Others | Brother ?

Those are .deb and .rpm packages. Those can’t be installed on Arch that is why I am getting the original error of rpm or dpkg required.

What is the status in localhost:631/printers/ when you try to print a test page from gnome-settings?

Yourself or the AUR one cause I recently updated it?

In the gnome-settings when I print a test page the status remains idle on localhost:631/printers/.

yay brother-dcpt220

I removed my printer and then installed from aur.

It doesn’t on my end. As your last resort you can try to re-install the driver to see if that help.

Anybody got the printer working?

I installed debian 11 in a VB and it detects the printer without trouble and actually prints.

I would obviously rather not start virtualbox to print.
If anybody has an idea I would even try to create/test a PKGBUILD if someone helped.

I tried installing HPLIP and it worked. I guess that some needed packages were installed as dependencies
Sorry for my bad England, I am Russian suka blyat

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Hi @Shmelvsvitere, and welcome!

It’s been 2 years since that last post:

https://i.imgur.com/iIAqvpS.png

No offense meant, but I don’t think your answer is relevant anymore.

I think this will benefit you:

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/CUPS

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