OK, I'm going crazy. I bought a Samsung SCX-4826FN B&W laser printer a few years ago that has always given me fits. After a lot of experimentation, I got it going by installing the Linux drivers from the Samsung support site. A couple months ago I moved and the computer I had it hooked to (12.2) sat for a while because I needed to buy a computer desk. When I got one and set everything up, I couldn't get the printer to work properly no matter what I tried that worked in the past. I've used the Samsung setup to remove and install the drivers and printer several times and generally get the same results: The printer is recognized and setup. Printing to the printer the printer acts like it is going to print. Sometimes the printer just blinks and does nothing else. Sometimes after a new setup, it actually prints, but it prints out raw Postscript. I'm so desperate that if I can't get this working really fast, I'll have to buy another printer because I have some extremely important documents to print out, and will continue to need to be able to do so. I'm disabled, so buying another printer is not a good option. I'm not even sure what logs to include to help, but I will be happy to provide them. I see on Google searches that there are other drivers, and 12.2 does include them automatically, but I can't find any instructions online for using them. What concerns me most is that, aside from needing an occasional reboot when the printer started malfunctioning, it was working fine (except that model jams way too easy. I would never buy another Samsung unless I read reliable reports that it works well with Linux). I also see that a lot of people have a lot of problems with Samsung printers, including this one specifically. Thanks in advance, Jim -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse+owner@opensuse.org