GCC Elite 20/600 and Lion

Hi All
I have a venerable but fully servicable GCC Elite XL 20/600 which I really do not want to scrap.
I am attempting to connect it to my MacBook Pro (late 2011 model) using an ethernet crossover cable. I have the original .ppd file, version 3.31.
Having searched the discussion threads I found this:
https://discussions.apple.com/message/11530412#11530412
which seemed to provide an answer to my problem. However, once I have completed the steps I get the folowing message:
Unable to verify the printer on your network.
‘192.168.1.10’ may not exist or is unavailable at this time.
Would you still like to create the queue?
I have tried IPP and LPD options in Print & Scan
I have an ethernet router which I could use to make the connection ... but it seems to me that the crossover cable should work.
Does anyone have any idea what I should try next?
Cheers
Paul

I have the original CD version 3:33, but with Lion I can not open it ..
I tried to download it from the GCC (GCC-1.img PPD Installer) and there is the same problem, I can not open it (the image should be converted obsolete)
If you would be able to send me the ppd file I would be very grateful
this is my skype nik: gabri8781
or my email: [email protected]
(yuo saving my life)
ps: i open the file but its old (vise installer) in lion i cant install

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