Dear Sane Devs (isn't that some sort of misnomer?)
I'm writing to let you know about problems with libsane-epson.
All enquiries I have pursued on this lead to the Epson website. But
the Epson website which seems not to have the drivers for download.
I've
emailed Epson about this.
But meanwhile,
Dear Sane Devs
The sane-epson manpage is sending users up a dead-end alley.
It says:
Please send mail to the backend author (k...@khk.net) to report ...
problems with scanners that are listed.
And it says:
The package is actively maintained by Karl Heinz Kremer (k...@khk.net).
I emailed the
Hi,
I have a Canon P208 scanner and I cant get it working on my Raspberry Pi, i.e. on ARM architecture. Can anybody help me or provide a quick solution? I need to get it running very badly.
Ive already tried the rasbian wheezy packages sane, libsane, libsane-extras, sane-utils, cups, xsane.
On Sun, Oct 5, 2014 at 10:23 AM, Mark Ballard
markjball...@googlemail.com wrote:
Dear Sane Devs (isn't that some sort of misnomer?)
I'm writing to let you know about problems with libsane-epson.
All enquiries I have pursued on this lead to the Epson website. But
the Epson website which seems
The manpage you pointed to suggests you are using sane-backends
1.0.19? You might find that the more recent epson2 backend meets your
needs. Epson2 has been the default for a few years now, and the
original epson backend is disabled by default.
Note that we also accept patches from users to fix
please run the following on your Pi:
SANE_DEBUG_CANON_DR=30 scanimage -L 2p208.log
then send me directly the p208.log
allan
On Tue, Oct 7, 2014 at 6:35 PM, Moritz Maier
moritz.andreas.ma...@gmx.de wrote:
Hi,
I have a Canon P208 scanner and I can't get it working on my Raspberry Pi,
i.e. on
Mark Ballard writes:
Dear Sane Devs
The sane-epson manpage is sending users up a dead-end alley.
Indeed, it does. The NEWS file mentions that the epson backend was
deprecated in 1.0.20 (released 5 years, 5 months and 5 days ago).
You should be using the epson2 backend instead. This backend
Mark Ballard writes:
Dear Sane Devs (isn't that some sort of misnomer?)
I'm writing to let you know about problems with libsane-epson.
All enquiries I have pursued on this lead to the Epson website. But
the Epson website which seems not to have the drivers for download.
I've emailed Epson
m. allan noah writes:
The manpage you pointed to suggests you are using sane-backends
1.0.19? You might find that the more recent epson2 backend meets your
needs. Epson2 has been the default for a few years now, and the
original epson backend is disabled by default.
Note that we also accept
