CUPS Printer Setup for HP-LJ4P with JetDirect):
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	(preliminary setup)
	i:   The MAC address is on the card (08:00:09:XX:XX:XX)
	ii:  Set the router to give that MAC address a particular IP
	     address in the DHCP if you can.
	iii. Put the IP address host pairing you want in the hosts file:
	     192.168.1.128	hp-lj4p
	     (I also added it and IP address into /etc/ethers file)
	     08:00:09:XX:XX:XX	192.168.1.128
	(now we are reading to do the CUPS stuff)
	1. In the browser go to:
	   http://localhost:631/admin
	   It asks for a password here.  You give your user name and the
	   sudo password on Ubuntu and Debian.  For SYSV style Linux
           distributions it will be root and the root password.  Examples
           of SYSV style versions of Linux are OpenSuse, RHEL, and
           Mandriva.
	2. Appsocket JetDirect
	3. The Device URI is (use the IP address you have selected):
	   socket://192.168.1.128:9100
	4. HP
	   You really have to search around a lot. Currently the one on
	   Ubuntu 10.04 is HP 4P CUPS+Gutenprint v5.2.5.  DO NOT SELECT
	   THE DEFAULT PS (PostScript).  The 4P does NOT have PostScript
	   by default and you must use ghostscript instead.  Why am I not
	   using the latest version of Ubuntu?  The same reason I install
	   the FlashPlayer manually.  IT WORKS WELL!  I have a neighbor
	   that is using the new GUI. His pointer is racing around and
	   starting programs like crazy and his mouse has no control over
	   the situation.  Need I say more?
	5. There is no button for click "Print Test Page.  You click on
	   maintenance and it is an option under it.
	6. NOW that it is in the CUPS configuration you go into the
	   wham-doozle printer control each distribution provides and
           now that it can see it you set it up to be the default
	   printer.  If it is RHEL or Fedora and they don't like you
	   using CUPS to set it up tell them to BUZZ OFF!  If you don't
	   you may not have a working printer.  Actually, if you ask
	   me I would have preferred if they just used CUPS as is. I
	   can remember Fedora complaining endlessly about a strange
	   Minolta Laser I set up with network print server that was
	   never supposed to work.  I had it working with both Windows
	   and Fedora.

	Note that the above IP address is just an example.  Pick what
	works for you but I noticed that setting the HP-LJ4P to the
	correct address really does benefit from having the printer
	being given that address by DHCP from the router.  Even when
	I telnet in after sticking it into the arp table it seems to
	lose the IP address it was given if you turn the printer off.
	So I would pick your DHCP range to start some place and
	allocate the first IP address and give it to the printer if
	you have the ability to do that statically based on the MAC
	address.  I just picked an IP address out of the air that
	matches Linksys and most commodity based routers.  This is
	NOT what I use.