Greenish hue when printing - in Leopard (not Snow Leopard)

I use to be able to print to my Epson 2200 letting Photoshop CS4 extended manage my colors, and get beautiful prints.  I'm not sure what changed, but now all of my prints have a greenish/blueish hue.  I'm still using the same ICC profiles, same printer, and as always, am turning off the printer's color management so that I'm not "double" color managing.  When I print from Lightroom, the images look great!  My photos look pretty identical in Lightroom and in Photoshop, but print very different.  Any ideas as to what's going on?  I'd love to be able to get good prints from Photoshop again.
Thanks!

I think this may be a case of the HP drivers not being the same version. Can you provide more detail on the two machines, which one's sharing the printer and what version of the OS it's running? Also, if it is a USB printer, does it work if you connect it directly to the Leopard machine?
This thread may also be of help:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=5843584&#5843584
It talks about moving and/or renaming librlHPUtils.
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