I found this for the z35 somewhere else on these forums.
it work no problem for a Z35
OK, this will take some skill on your part, but it can be done.
First, log in as root and download the drivers from
http://downloads.lexmark.com/cgi-per...e=&fileID=1242
Make a directory and put the Lexmark driver in it... Let's assume we named it LEX, and that folder is sitting in /root OK? (in all of the commands, you do not type the # key, this is just to signify the prompt)
OK, so we have moved the driver into the folder now, and we will go into the folder by opening a command prompt and typing:
# cd /root/LEX
We will now extract the archive by typing the following command:
# tar -xzvf CJLZ35LE-CUPS-2.0-1.TAR.GZ
This now leaves us with a shell script rpm installer called lexmarkz35-CUPS-2.0-1.gz.sh... not very useful to a Debian distribution like Xandros, so now comes the fun part...We will make another directory now, and extract the files into it...
# mkdir lextemp
# tail -n +143 lexmarkz35-CUPS-2.0-1.gz.sh | gzip -cd | tar xvf - -C lextemp
Now we will enter the lextemp directory and convert the rpm files, since Xandros should not use rpms unless absolutely necessary.
# cd lextemp
# alien -t *.rpm
Next, we will use the tar command to extract the files to their proper place.
# tar -zxf lexmarkz35-CUPS-2.0.tgz -C /
# tar -zxf z35llpddk-2.0.tgz -C /
Now for some editing... type the following commands in the order shown below..
# cd /usr/local/z35llpddk/utility
# ln -s auckUS.lut bnsi1.lut
# cd /usr/lib
# ln -s liblexz35core.so.0.0.0 liblexz35core.so.0
# ln -s liblexz35printer.so.0.0.0 liblexz35printer.so.0
# ln -s liblexz35printjob.so.0.0.0 liblexz35printjob.so.0
Now to test and see if the driver is working...