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I've uninstalled/reinstalled 1. smartpanel then 2. the driver...., chose a ppd from the list ML-1660, and then following the suggestion from a fedora suggestion, I'm printing.

http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=280567

From the above url I ran:

restorecon -R -v /usr/lib64
restorecon -R -v /usr/lib
restorecon -R -v /usr/share

According to domg472 (SELinux contributor):
"turns out that this pos smasung unified driver installer moves files from $HOME to all over the place which breaks stuff.

Not sure if that means a revision for the driver is required for new stuff in SELinux or not.

All the best,

I disabled the warning by executing setenforce 0, however the next SELinux warning was with totem....

The printer appears to receive the print job signal, but still fails to print.

SELinux proposed the following to fix the totem warning:

grep multiqueue0:src /var/log/audit/audit.log |audit2allow -M mypol
semodule -i mypol.pp

the second line from above failed with:

ge.trans.LOCK. (Resource temporarily unavailable).
semodule:  Failed on mypol.pp!

Perhaps this Samsung ML 1665 is truely a paperweight at this point or no?

Samsung ML 1665 - according to Open Printing - a paperweight
Linux distro - Fedora 17
USB connected
UnifiedLinuxDriver_0.86
Smartpanel_0.86
No errors - shows a popup window "Checking driver ok", "Printing test page ok"
Downloaded the drivers from Samsung's site.
When in Configurator, the testing printer shows 'ML-1660-Series (Samsung ML-1660 Series) on usb://samsung/ML-1660%20Series... Checking driver... Ok. Printing test page... Ok.

I've tried completely uninstalling Unified and SmartPanel and re-installing.
I know I didn't spend a lot of money on this ML-1665... but I hate to throw it out :)
Thanks in advance for any consideration.