[SOLVED] Brother MFC-290C Driver won't install on Debian Wheezy/Sid/Ubuntu
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Distribution: Debian Kali Linux 1.0 -Custom Brew ;)
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Being aware of the specific sys age i use it knowingly as a personal preference for now until i can find other options for other systems which may come later. Good day.
Last edited by sulobaidsuevin; 08-03-2015 at 02:44 PM.
beachboy2 was providing good advice to you and your response is very rude. In violation of LQ Rules;
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No advice was given that would ruin your system unless you would actually perform the suggested actions if indeed the instructions would do harm. Please re-read the LQ Rules
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This thread is now closed. Going no where since OP feels that a member who tried to help and the OP did not like the response thus showing no respect to another member.
Distribution: Debian Kali Linux 1.0 -Custom Brew ;)
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This was the solution by the way so that any one else who has my issue can solve it: https://debmintux.wordpress.com/2009...etup-on-linux/
The part that lost me was the web G.U.I. need. I didn't know it requiered a address to finish the settings. My printer is working now just fine. Ya'll are welcome.
Apoligy's if i came of rude, it wasn't intended.
Lesson: Clarify and ask, details are important.
Any further questions by me will be directed elseware.
Last edited by sulobaidsuevin; 08-03-2015 at 08:43 PM.
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