I tested this in Jaunty alpha 4 with the same results. The issue here is that the required packages are still in multiverse despite these drivers being GPL:
Even after their proper installation the automatic detection & configuration tool indicates there are no suitable drivers (see attached screenshot) and its Search option proposes a " Generic " driver.
I had to invoke the printer configuration from commnd line:
gksudo system-config-printer
Workaround:
1- Install brother-cups-wrapper-laser package via Synaptic package manager
2- From a terminal window:
gksudo system-config-printer
3- HIghlight your (wrongly) configured DCP-7025 printer if it exists.
4- Righclick your (wrongly) configured DCP-7025 printer, choose Properties
5- ON the " Make & Model " line, click the " Change... " button
6- Leave "Select Printer from Database" chosen, make sure " Brother" is selected in the list, click " Forward"
7- " DCP7020 for CUPS" should now be in the list, select it and click "Forward"
8- In the next dialog, choose " Use the new PPD (Postscript Printer Description) as is." , click "Apply"
9- Print a test page, it should come out as expected with the Ubuntu logo and test patterns
I tested this in Jaunty alpha 4 with the same results. The issue here is that the required packages are still in multiverse despite these drivers being GPL:
- brother- cups-wrapper- laser lpr-drivers- common lpr-drivers- laser
- brother-
- brother-
Even after their proper installation the automatic detection & configuration tool indicates there are no suitable drivers (see attached screenshot) and its Search option proposes a " Generic " driver.
I had to invoke the printer configuration from commnd line: config- printer
gksudo system-
Workaround: cups-wrapper- laser package via Synaptic package manager config- printer
1- Install brother-
2- From a terminal window:
gksudo system-
3- HIghlight your (wrongly) configured DCP-7025 printer if it exists.
4- Righclick your (wrongly) configured DCP-7025 printer, choose Properties
5- ON the " Make & Model " line, click the " Change... " button
6- Leave "Select Printer from Database" chosen, make sure " Brother" is selected in the list, click " Forward"
7- " DCP7020 for CUPS" should now be in the list, select it and click "Forward"
8- In the next dialog, choose " Use the new PPD (Postscript Printer Description) as is." , click "Apply"
9- Print a test page, it should come out as expected with the Ubuntu logo and test patterns