> > On a freshly updated Debian unstable, cupsys refuses to do anything
> > interesting. Attempting to print to my HP Deskjet 660C results in the
> > printer printing the message "Unknown device: hpdj" and quitting. Using
> > the alternate driver for the Deskjet 660C causes the printer not to print
> > anything at all. I have cupsys and cupsomatic-ppd installed, and these
> > results are reproducable from the web frontend, KDE Printer Configuration
> > (using kdelibs3-cups) and printing from any app.
>
> This has little to do with CUPS. It has everything to do with the
> GhostScript upgrade. The new GS no longer has a device named 'hpdj'.
> What filter package do you have installed? I have magicfilter, and I
> had to change the dj590c-filter file to use 'cdj590' or something like
> that. Ideally, we should have the Official HP Drivers (hpijs)
> packaged up -- then we could use the 'D6xx' driver for GS instead.
>
Then the cupsomatic driver list is out of date and need to be resynced with
the new GS
