Slackware... man, that was the first distro I used... I wonder what...
Version 14.2... TWENTY SIXTEEN?!?
*checks change logs* Okay, It's at a semi-decent kernel and sane was
updated to 1.0.28 on August 1st 2019.
Are you using this on a USB 3.0 port, or a USB 2.0 port backed by the
xhci driver?
My old Epson flatbed scanner died. After looking on the supported devices
page I bought a Canon Canoscan LiDE 400 which is shown as having 'complete'
support. However, the pixma and other scanner module for Slackware don't
support this scanner.
sane-find-scanner identifies it, but scanimage -L
Please note that the image could be truly raw data from the scanners
read heads, not like the 'raw' files produced by cameras, which
typically contain lots of meta information about the camera and the
image. The data you get could be scrambled, interlaced, interleaved,
inverted and uncorrected,
Hi Daniel,
dan...@pixelgrease.co writes:
> Hello,
>
> I have been trying to get a device running for a few weeks now. After
> failing to build a backend I decided to hack together my own LibUSB
> driver for my unsupported A8 scanner, given my use case is pretty simple
> I went in with a "how
Hi Daniel,
On 1/10/20 8:09 AM, dan...@pixelgrease.co wrote:
1. What format is that raw data likely to be? I naively expected it to
be png.
2. Does SANE have some code that handles that sort of conversion I could
have a look at? Looked around the internet and the SANE docs. Read some
things
