Xerox Phaser 6110 Not working after lion

I've updated to Lion but i now cannot print on my networked Xerox Phaser 6100 printer. I know that previously i had to have rosetta installed as per the instuctions on Xerox website and everything worked fine. It's just since the update that it has stopped working. The print jonb goes into the queue as normal and just sits there without being printed. If i click on resume i get a message saying "/Library/Printers/Xerox/Phaser6110/rastertoxrx failed".



Any ideas please?

iMac, Mac OS X (10.7)

Posted on Jul 21, 2011 5:09 AM

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Aug 1, 2011 4:51 AM in response to ivc

Just a note, because for me it wasn't obvious:

You need to download anew the drivers for Phaser 6110MFP from the Xerox website , item Mac OS X 10.6 Print Installer

Do not select any drivers from the list from Preferences yet.


After you have installed the drivers, THEN select the printer from the list in Preferences.


Btw, Samsung CLP 300 drivers work just fine.

Sep 12, 2011 2:30 AM in response to prolink

I have the xerox phaser 8560:


I also installed Lion at work here;


everything was working fine with the 1.2 driver under snow leopard.


After the lion install, pressing the print button didnt do anything (paused).

I then downloaded and installed the new xerox lion driver (2.09) which at the end of the installation process asks me to locate my printer which i did using its IP address.


Now, trying to print, it doesnt pause anymore, the print job does proceed to the queue, but i get the error 'printer out of ink', which is definately not the case as it printed fine under snow leopard.


Anyone know a solution/workaround for this?


Thanks in advance!!!

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