Hello,
I see, the problem has been already solved. Anyway a hint for the future:
For my brother printers I have every time used the Driver Install Tool from brother without problems.
Hier the link for your printer:
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This is indeed a strange way to alter IP addresses. Adding a 0 before a number means of some environments that the number is octal, but even that is not applicable in IPv4 addresses.
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Dear Antoine,
Sorry for delay I was on a kind of vacations…
I think that your problem is that a command like
ln -s /usr/lib/udev/rules.d /lib/udev/rules.d
will not work if you have not created first a directory
/lib/udev/
and only after it you should say
ln -s /usr/lib/udev/rules.d /lib/udev/rules.d.
Thus, what I have done from the command line:
su
Password:
cd /
mkdir /lib/udev
ln -s /usr/lib/udev/rules.d /lib/udev/rules.d
And everything works.
I hope it helps. If you are a beginner I would strongly recommend to master a beautiful file/command manager
named midnight commander. It is included in every linux distribution and extremely useful for beginners and not only
(I am using suse linux 30+ years and on every my desktop window there is at least one terminal with working midnight commander in it).
Just run a terminal and say:
mc
Here you will find a lot of info about the manager:
https://softpanorama.org/OFM/MC/mc_tips.shtml
Good luck! Konstantin
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That helped with my Brother MFC-7360N Laserprinter!
@felbre: That was mentioned earlier in the thread, and not related to the OP’s reported issue in any case. It was an IP config issue (network printer), now resolved. 