Brother Printer Cups

Hey guys,

Wondering if i could get some assistance please ? Im trying to get my Brother printer setup with CUPS on Openmediavault but cannot seem to get it working. I tried using the generic drivers but no luck. I then tried to set it up using the CUPS WebGui, the Drivers i needed for my Brother HL-1112 was not on the list i went looking around the web trying to find out how to install Drivers into Cups and ended up finding a guide on extracting the PPD file from the Deb which i did but still not working all i have is this and it wont print. The drivers for LInux are here in DEB (Brother Drivers) but i have no idea how to install them into Cups.

Anyone able to help me with this please ? Can you even install drivers into cups with Openmediavault ? I have been trying to make some progress to see if i can get it work but still no luck.... I have managed to install the DEB files for the printer, I installed the LPR Printer driver first then the CUPSWrapper Printer Driver. Cups is now finding the printer and is showing up...Twice Not sure why i attached a screenshot. But when i try to print it just sit's on "Sending data to printer."

I have also tried using other drivers already on cups of similar specs to the Brother printer i have and it starts to print but all i get is blank white pages...

Update: Managed to finally get it to work and print after much messing around. Wanted to post what i did to get it all working in case anyone else happens to buy a Brother HL-1112 or 1110 Series Printer.

Firstly Thank you ryecoaaron i decided to search up "Debian Cups Brother Black Page" into google and stumbled on this (Link)

Pre-required Procedure (5)
Related distributionsDebian 64 bit version, Ubuntu 64 bit versionRelated products/driversprinter/PC-FAX driversRequirement

ia32-libs or lib32stdc++ is required to be installed.
Im on a 64bit version of openmediavault and needed ia32-libs or lib32stdc++ I installed both not sure if i needed to but i did anyway.
I also had to use in terminal "mkdir /var/spool/lpd"
I then went on to use terminal and used "wget" to get the required LPR Print Driver and CUPSwrapper printer driver.
I then used "dpkg -i --force-all (drivername) " for the LPR DriverFollowed by dpkg -i --force-all (cupswrapper-drivername) CUPSwrapper
After that just plugged in the printer and CUPS automatically found it and was able to do a test print.....Finally