It sounds like the data was sent to the Windows box and on to the printer, but not since it's not a ZJS data stream, the printer is dropping it. You need to build and install foo2zjs in order to generate printer ready output that the device can print.
Like I said before, I have a Magicolor 2300DL printer which also takes ZJS data as it's input. In order to print to it, I had to build and install foo2zjs. Using my installed version of foo2zjs, I have generated a sample ZJS data file (available from http://www.opensolaris.org/os/community/printing/files/tiger) that I have successfully printed on my ZJS (2300DL) printer while connected to a Windows box. Generate a sample ZJS data file snappy% foo2zjs-wrapper /usr/sfw/share/ghostscript/8.15/examples/tiger.eps >tiger.zjs snappy% Send the ZJS data file to the printer connected to a Windows host snappy% smbspool smb://192.168.0.6/magic "test-1" jacobs "title" 1 "" tiger.zjs ERROR: No ticket cache found for userid=24656 ERROR: Can not get the ticket cache for jacobs snappy% -Norm Eric jean wrote: > > The user account on the Windows PC is called "Invit?" and there is no > > password. > > > > So tried : > > > > smbspool smb://Invit\351:@MSHOME/192.168.123.125/hpLaserJ.2 10 Invit\351 "" > > 1 "" .cshrc > > > > it gave : creating lame upcase table > > creating lame lowcase table > > > > but there was no error > > > > Unfortunately, when I went back to see the printer, nothing was printed > > > > This is the most stubborn network printer I've ever seen > > > > > > This message posted from opensolaris.org > > _______________________________________________ > > printing-discuss mailing list > > printing-discuss at opensolaris.org > > > > >
