Printing in LR2 to Epson R2400 in Snow Leopard

I have just installed LR2 on a new iMac with 10.6.2.
Printing to R2400 does not work - the printer/driver reports back that media is not correctly loaded.
(Borderless 10 * 15 cm paper).
However, the very same settings work fine in Aperture, as well as in ordinary office type applications
(except it is a bit stupid to print docs on photo paper).
The printer starts, does some preliminary work, but does not load the paper.
What should be done??
Thanks for assistance!
peter

I use LR2.6 on a MacPro with 10.6.2 and the driver below, and it works just fine. You need Rosetta to be installed though.
Epson Driver {v.6.57:} 20-Jul-2009, 43.14 MBs
http://www.epson.co.uk/Printers-and-All-In-Ones/Inkjet/Epson-Stylus-Photo-R2400/Drivers-Su pport?target=driver&languageId=1&driverId=324505&defaultOSId=15&DRV_CATEGORY_CODE=DRV
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