On Thu, 2016-01-07 at 17:00 -0800, Geoffrey Leach wrote: Well, I can help you get started, at least: Start with the logs.  journalctl -t cupsd, and also look for any error messages in 'lpstat -t'.  If you can find an error message, you can probably fix it. Note that it might be 'journalctl -t cups' or 'journalctl -t cupsd'.  I'm too lazy to check, and Fedora uses cups and cupsd interchangeably. You may have to re-enable the printer to get new logs (cupsenable <myprinter>)  Cups will disable a printer, so you won't get new logs. After that, try looking for differences between F19 and F23. Do you know if Fedora 19 used Postscript?  Maybe foomatic? You can check the actual driver used by looking at /etc/cups/ppd/<myprinter>.ppd.  Possibly something like: *cupsFilter:    "application/vnd.cups-postscript 100 foomatic-rip" You might get lucky by copying the ppd from F19: systemctl stop cups cp file to /etc/cups/ppd/... systemctl start cups Note that F19 might have used 'hpijs' or 'foomatic', and that you might need to install those libraries (dnf install foomatic hpijs) If installing foomatic or hpijs works, please file a bug report with hardware support.  Fedora should have prompted you to install those libraries when it tried to print if it's needed for that printer. After all that, I'd personally get a test.  A one page .pdf will do, and go 'lpr -P<myprinter> testfile.pdf'.