HP LaserJet 5200 - Yet another "GenericClass: waiting for device" problem

I have an HP LaserJet 5200 that worked until today. I have changed nothing and replaced nothing and now I'm getting the ol' "GenericClass: waiting for device." It worked when I first went to 10.5.4, so that's not the issue. The connection obviously works because the computer recognizes the printer. I've deleted and reinstalled everything under the sun related to printing to no avail.
Any ideas? I'm hoping I don't have a $2000 paper weight.
Thanks in advance
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Several Leopard users are reporting that HP printers no longer work with USB-parallel adapter cables. I don't know why.
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