Support for HL-2240D
- What driver package format is supported by my Linux distribution?
- I cannot install Brother drivers on Debian 10 or later (Linux)
- Can I use my Brother printer with a 64 bit Linux distribution? (Linux)
- I'm using Ubuntu 8.04 or greater. I have installed the drivers, but I am still unable to print. (Linux)
- I cannot install the driver when using the Driver Install Tool. (Linux)
- Paper size settings are unavailable when I print from OpenOffice (Linux)
- My machine prints 2-sided when I select 1-sided printing in the driver (Linux)
- I cannot install the LPD/LPRng driver and get a message that LPD does not exist. (Linux)
- Print command (LPR) (Linux)
- Print command (cupswrapper) (Linux)
- I'm using FreeBSD. Do you have a driver for FreeBSD? (Linux)
- All print jobs are aborted and nothing is printed. (Linux)
- I am unable to print from a client PC to a printer on a print server. (Linux)
- I'm using openSUSE11.3. I cannot print to my Brother Machine. (Linux)
- When printing with monochrome laser printer, the print position shifts. (Linux)
- Uninstall printer drivers (Linux)
- I cannot install the Linux printer driver in Fedora 33 or later. (Linux)
- The downloaded driver's name is different from my machine's name. (Linux)
- The driver installation was successful but I cannot print on Redhat, Fedora, or CentOS (Linux)
- Large characters are printed incorrectly. (Linux)
- The driver installation finished successfully but I cannot print. (Linux)
- I'm using a Debian based distribution (e.g. Ubuntu, Kubuntu etc). When installing the CUPS Wrapper driver, I get the following error message: "/usr/local/Brother/cupswrapper/cupswrapper[model name]: No such file or directory". (Linux)
- I get the "Filter "brlpdwrapper[model name]" for printer "[model name]" not available: No such file or directory" error on Gentoo (Linux)
- I'm using SuSE11.2. I cannot print to Brother monochrome machines. (Linux)
- To install the printer driver easily using a tool. (Linux)
- I want to print using CUPS while keeping SELinux enabled. (Linux)
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