Canon LBP 660 driver for solaris 9

Hello there,
I just install solaris 9 in an x86 machine but my laser printer canon LBP 660 is no more recognised. My printer uses parallele port. Someone can help me to solve this problem, so I could print please?
Amani

This is a nasty "WinPrinter" other than using a current version of Solaris/OpenSolaris witch you may have better luck getting it going (why are you using an ancient V9 Solaris ) check out this site ...
http://www.linuxprinting.org/show_driver.cgi?driver=lbp660&fromprinter=Canon-LBP-660

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