I will save you some trouble.  There is an incompatibility between the 
versions of hpijs and foomatic-rip used by LP.  It's a known bug and it 
will be fixed when the foomatic-filters package is upgraded to v4.0.3.  
We don't have an ETA for the foomatic-filters upgrade.  CUPS doesn't 
have this problem because hpijs ships it's own foomatic-rip for use by 
CUPS.  Actually, in build 126, the HPLIP (parent project to hpijs) 
version is updated to 3.9.8 and the native CUPS drivers are delivered 
for CUPS (better integration).

I would recommend that you start by switching print services to CUPS and 
configure your printer under it.  You can do this by following the 
instructions at
    http://blogs.sun.com/gheet/entry/how_to_turn_on_cups
and
    http://blogs.sun.com/jacobs/entry/more_on_using_cups_in

Since your printer is connected to a Windows host, you will want to use 
a DeviceURI in the form of
    smb://[username:passw...@][workgroup/]server[:port]/printer
To do this, you will want to fix for
    6766216 create /usr/lib/cups/backend/smb
You can get this by upgrading to build 122 or later.

    -Norm

F?lix Ren? Salvador wrote:
> Hi everyone.
>
> I am definitely new to OpenSolaris and I am looking for some help on printing.
>
> My situation is as follows:
>
> A printer (HP DeskJet 5150) is connected to a Win XP Pro host in my workgroup 
> LAN. (No domain)
> All the rest of the LAN Win XP Pro hosts can add that shared printer and 
> print indeed. But my Opensolaris (111b) box just can't.
> My NIC is alive, so my desktop PC can browse the net, etc.
>
> I see Print Manager on System menu, tried to add the printer and it doesn't 
> work... but I'm really stuck.
>
> I'll really appreciate some help/procedures/links from u.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>   

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