Hi Nicolas,
Yes we ran through some debug and I think reached the point where we were
both out of ideas :)
I was sort-of hoping that this latest pixma issue could be related, but I
think probably not
I think I have to do the USB-protocol level analysis, as I don't think this
is an install
Yep, I reviewed the different logs exchanged, and it really looks like
the scanner suddenly locks up and stops responding during a usb
send/receive step.
Maybe the Linux usbmon will give some information and clue on what
happens at that moment.
Nicolas
Le lundi 02 mars 2009 ? 09:00 +,
Thanks Gleb for your feedback, I'll update the pixma backend
documentation with this information.
Nicolas
Le lundi 23 f?vrier 2009 ? 13:16 +0300, Gleb Baryshev a ?crit :
m. allan noah wrote:
You have two copies of sane installed?
Before installing sane-2009-02-19, I ran '# removepkg
Normally, you can install Sane in the /usr/local, as long as lib
directories are correctly set in /etc/ld.so.conf and
in /etc/ld.so.conf.d/*
In this case, uninstalling first the Sane package coming with your Linux
distribution in /usr/lib is important, as ldconfig checks first /usr/lib
to look
This lead to some direct exchanges between us a while back, but it looks
to me more like some low level usb issue between the MF4660 scanner and
libusb ?
The scanner stops responding at some point, but all the pixma backend
messages exchanged look identical to those in the Win Snoop.
So don't
Steve Hardy wrote:
I have similar problems to this with the pixma backend and a Canon
MF4660 - only my MFP *always* returns the -ETIMEOUT response after
moving the scan head to the end of the panel in preparation for the scan.
I can't yet define exactly what actions hang up my scanner. At
Steve Hardy steve at appliedrealtime.co.uk wrote:
I have similar problems to this with the pixma backend and a Canon MF4660 -
only my MFP *always* returns the -ETIMEOUT response after moving the scan
head to the end of the panel in preparation for the scan.
If you keep reading, Gleb solved his
m. allan noah wrote:
You have two copies of sane installed?
Before installing sane-2009-02-19, I ran '# removepkg
sane-1.0.19-i486-2', but directories /etc/sane.d and /usr/share/sane
remained. Now I deleted them manually. Scanimage works as before (from
/usr/local/etc/sane.d), xsane works
Hi,
I have similar problems to this with the pixma backend and a Canon MF4660 -
only my MFP *always* returns the -ETIMEOUT response after moving the scan
head to the end of the panel in preparation for the scan.
It looks like the backend is sending something to the scanner which puts it
into a
You have two copies of sane installed?
allan
On Sat, Feb 21, 2009 at 3:31 PM, Gleb Baryshev gleb.baryshev at gmail.com
wrote:
Nicolas Martin wrote:
This USB id is declared in the ImageCLass part of the pixma backend, and
should be thus at least detected by scanimage.
This looks here rather
Hello
I'd like to report an unsupported device. Its name is Canon i-Sensys MF4018.
Bus type: USB
USB id: 04a9/26b4
This multifunctional belongs to 4010 series and must be identical to
MF4010. I tried to use sane-backends-2009-02-19, but 'scanimage -L'
said: No scanners were identified.
$
This USB id is declared in the ImageCLass part of the pixma backend, and
should be thus at least detected by scanimage.
This looks here rather like a permission issue to access the scanner,
from a standard user account, or a library mess up issue.
Did you try the same scanimage command under
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