Hi gang,
Looking for input or answers...
I just found out that my Snow Leopard update has caused my Canon iSensys LBP3370 (network interface) printer driver to disappear from my selectable 'printer' options. An attempt at reinstalling the driver has resulted in what appears to be a successful installation, but again, there's no specific driver, and the generic driver is selectable but then simply refuses to allow me to install an instance of the printer in the control panel. Even the NetSpot Device Installer application which worked prior to Snow Leopard has vanished and in attempting to reinstall it, the installer calls first for Rosetta, and then just crashes and quits.
I'm starting to get the message that the drivers are now fundamentally incompatible with my OSX operating system (Snow Leopard) - does anyone have a workaround or experience with this, any insider information from Canon, or am I just at Canon's mercy waiting for a driver to fix the problem?
Looking for input or answers...
I just found out that my Snow Leopard update has caused my Canon iSensys LBP3370 (network interface) printer driver to disappear from my selectable 'printer' options. An attempt at reinstalling the driver has resulted in what appears to be a successful installation, but again, there's no specific driver, and the generic driver is selectable but then simply refuses to allow me to install an instance of the printer in the control panel. Even the NetSpot Device Installer application which worked prior to Snow Leopard has vanished and in attempting to reinstall it, the installer calls first for Rosetta, and then just crashes and quits.
I'm starting to get the message that the drivers are now fundamentally incompatible with my OSX operating system (Snow Leopard) - does anyone have a workaround or experience with this, any insider information from Canon, or am I just at Canon's mercy waiting for a driver to fix the problem?