Hi,
I assume you are using the snapscan backend. In this case:
My Epson 3490 works just fine if the firm ware is loaded from a
Windows
box first. I also have located the binary that needs to be loaded.
Is there a bash command I can run to manually load the binary file
into
the
Hi,
you need the firmware file for your scanner (Snapscan 1212U_2.bin
from your scanner driver CD). Save it under a name without spaces and
specify the filename (with full path) in the file /usr/local/etc/
sane.d/snapscan.conf
After that, check if scanimage -L on the command line finds the
Hi,
please also provide the log produced by
SANE_DEBUG_SNAPSCAN=255 xsane 2 debug.log
then use xsane until the error occurs. The logs tend to get quite big,
so you should compress it.
Regards,
Oliver
On 21.06.2008, at 17:46, Christoph M. Schr?der wrote:
Hi,
thanks for the information.
Hi,
the interesting part is the contents of the file 'debug.log', which
should be created in the directory from which you started xsane.
Regards,
Oliver
On 24.06.2008, at 17:50, Christoph M. Schr?der wrote:
Hi,
thanks Oliver.
This is what i'm getting showed in the terminal:
$
at X.org would find the information useful.
Kind regards,
Oliver
Am 24.06.2008 um 18:07 schrieb Christoph M. Schr?der:
Sorry, now i got it.
Oliver Schwartz schrieb:
Hi,
the interesting part is the contents of the file 'debug.log',
which should be created in the directory from which you
Hello all,
IIRC the person who wrote XSane is indeed german (Oliver Schwartz)
well, I'm german, but I didn't write XSane :-( That honour belongs to
Oliver Rauch (who is also german AFAIK).
Regards,
Oliver
John,
You don't need to create any '/dev/usb/scanner' device, nor should you
specify the scanner device in snapscan.conf. Your scanner will be
detected automatically provided that the USB ID is listed in
snapscan.conf, which should be the case for the snapscan 1212 on any
standard sane
Hi,
What list exactly are you referring to?
On http://www.sane-project.org you'll find it listed under Benq 640U
(Acer Peripherals renamed itself to Benq several years ago, as is also
mentioned in the same list). The scanner has been supported for more
than seven years.
So, what exactly
Hi,
On 02.02.2010, at 10:09, Zed wrote:
I am using LinuxMint v8.0 and having difficulty in getting my Benq
S2W 4300U
Scanner to work on my system.
After installing u176v046.bin in .usr/share/sane/snapscan, and editing
/etc/sane.d/snapscan.con to read:
#--
Hi,
Please remove the line containing the USB device from your config
file
(/dev/usb/scanner0) - it's no longer useable for systems using
libusb and
the specified device does not exist on your system. After removing
the
line the scanner should be found automatically.
Thsnk you for
Zed,
the log from scanimage -L looks fine (there is no error in the log)
and the console output shows that the scanner is correctly detected.
The Gtk-warnings are xsane related and you can probably ignore them.
If you still cannot scan in xsane I need the backend log while running
xsane,
Hi,
I have an old Agfa Snapscan 1212U scanner which have served me well for
years, using SANE under FreeBSD.
To make a long story short; FreeBSD 8.0-release came with a new usb stack,
and is using libusb.
And my scanner no longer works. Has anyone managed to get the snapscan
backend
Hi all,
On 25.01.2010, at 12:26, Torfinn Ingolfsen wrote:
In the meantime, another FreeBSD user found a way to fix it, it is
just a one-line patch:
http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-usb/2010-January/
008172.html
With Andrew's patch, my scanner now works:
root at kg-v2#
Hi all,
On 26.01.2010, at 15:46, m. allan noah wrote:
Seems like an individual backend should not need to parse the device
string. Isn't there some other way to come up with a unique semaphore,
like process id?
the process id could be used, but it may fail theoretically. One
example is a
Hi all,
On 28.01.2010 at 14:39 m. allan noah wrote:
I would do both- process ID combined with a hash of the device name,
I believe that would defeat the purpose. The whole point of the mutex is to
protect the USB device from simultaneous access from two processes, e.g. the
reader process and
Hi Allan,
Anyway, I've commited a hash function now. The new code should also
work on FreeBSD 8.0. If anyone can try it, I'd be much obliged.
I did not see any commit message. did you git push?
Err - yes, and it told me that it had pushed 4 or 5 objects. That was
my first git
On Monday 19 May 2003 14:14, T.M.Thanh wrote:
Hi folks,
Sane can't initialize my Acer 640 BU Scanner when linux system
booting up (I use RED HAT 9 and Mandrake 9.1). If I want to run my
scanner on Linux, I have to turn it on and restart my system to
Windows then reboot system to Linux and
Hi,
I think I'm using libusb, but I've not checked.
It shouldn't matter which driver you use.
Between my posting and your response it's possible I've solved the
problem by commenting out all the details listed for other scanners
in snapscan.config.
If you're referring to the usb
Hi,
now we're getting somewhere...
Right now scanimage returns:
[snapscan] Cannot open firmware file
/usr/local/etc/sane.d/Snape20.bin [snapscan] Edit the firmware file
in snapscan.conf
Obviously your firmware file entry in snapscan.conf points to
/usr/local/etc/sane.d/Snape20.bin,
Hi
I'm still not sure why this problem seemed to correct itself - it
started straight after I loaded the new firmware file, but
dissappeared suddenly, only to reappear two days later!
The backend will perform the firmware upload only when needed. If the
firmware was already downloaded (e.g.
Hi,
* desc files:
- snapscan.desc: Add Mitsubishi DV650U usb scanner
It turns out the DV650U has the same ID string
(FlatbedScanner_23), vendor product ID (0x04a5, 0x20b0) and
firmware file (u176v042.bin) as Acer/Benq 4300, listed at
http://snapscan.sourceforge.net;
The change
Hi,
in the end we got it so far:
The Epson 660 seems to be a rebadged AGFA scnapscan e26
I received an USB log of a windows scan and the protocol looks indeed=20
similar. I'll change the snapscan backend to make it recognize the=20
scanner, maybe we're lucky.
Regards,
Oliver
Hi,
my attempts to get the Epson Perfection 660 working with the SnapScan=20
backend haven't been all that successful so far. It seems that the=20
Perfection 660 has some subtle protocol differences in comparison to=20
Agfa scanners.
In the past I got the impression that Epson gives
On Thursday 23 January 2003 08:23, David Blomberg wrote:
I am working on getting a Veugo 310S working for a friend out of
the country--problem is does anyone know the SCSI card that this
model scanner shipped with??=20
Assuming you mean Vuego and the Vuego 310S being the same as an Acer=20
Hi,
there are some known problems with the 5000E at the moment. First of=20
all, it doesn't like the calibration command. You can switch off the=20
option Quality calibration in your frontend, then you'll get a=20
little further. As far as I know the scanned image is distorted=20
nevertheless.
I
Hi,
the Epson Perfection 660 is now supported by the SnapScan backend,=20
with a lot of testing effort from Bernard Cafarelli and others. The=20
reports I've received so far are encouraging but further tests are=20
welcome.
You can get the latest version of the backend from=20
Hi,
If I understand you cirrectly, there is no problem, and the
scanner just takes some time to respond to commands after
plug-in. Rebooting gives enough time so you don't notice it in
this case.
I reckon so.
Sorry for kicking in somewhat late, but I have been to places where no
Hi,
In addition it requires to make jumper setting on the SCSI card but
my SCSI card coming with the scanner does not have jumpers.
Is your SCSI card recognised in Linux (i.e. what's the output of
cat /proc/scsi/scsi)?
If so, does sane-find-scanner find your scanner?
I don't know where
I tried several combinations but it said 'aha152x' already exists
there
You need to run rmmod aha152x before running insmod again.
The syntax (according to the source code of aha152x) is
insmod aha152x io=0x140 irq=9
-Oliver
Hi,
Repeat: Please reply to the list unless the message is really
private.
Why don't we set the Reply-to field so that replies are usually sent=20
to the mailing list? Just in the exceptional case where the answer is=20
really private the mailer has to change the To: field to the original=20
Hi,
I forgot to say that firmware (u222v067.bin) path is pointed in
snapscan.conf.
You're using the wrong firmware file. For your model (0x04a5, 0x20b0) you
should use u176v042.bin (the last three digits may differ depending on the
version of your driver CD).
-Oliver
--
+++ GMX - Mail,
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Hash: SHA1
Hi,
On Friday 03 October 2003 15:50, Yan Seiner wrote:
Does anyone know if the original Agfa SnapScan (without a trailing
designation) is supported? I see good support for SnapScan xxx,
but the plain SnapScan is not mentioned as either
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Hash: SHA1
Hi,
It turns out that the 1670 is actually made by Acer/BenQ,
just like the Perfection 660, and uses Acer commands.
I'll see if I can add support for it in the snapscan backend - Henning=20
already filed me a feature request, so I won't forget
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Hi all,
With a lot of test effort from J=F6rg Skottke I've finally managed to=20
add support for the Epson 1670 in the SnapScan backend. You need the=20
latest SANE sources from CVS to try it ( see=20
http://www.sane-project.org/snapshots/ ).
Hi,
1. Someone should change the sane compatibility list to show that
it does NOT work as of sane-backends-1.0.16. It should be noted
you need CVS or .17 once it's released.
Where did you get the information that it does work with
sane-backends-1.0.16? The device list for 1.0.16 doesn't
Hi,
I'm writting this to know if anyone are/have
write/written a backend for this scanner. (Guttenprint
have support for printing).
If not, i have one of these i will ***TRY*** (I'm no
a programmer any longer since some years ago, but i
can remember C more or less clearly) to write a
Hi all,
I've added some basic support for the Benq 5150C / 5250C scanner to
the snapscan backend. Anyone owning such a scanner is encouraged to
test it and inform me of any problems.
You can get a snapshot of the latest SANE sources from
http://www.sane-project.org/snapshots
At present the
Hi,
He doesn't want to recompile
for 64bit because the amount of money he makes from the Linux
version doesn't justify it.
Err... excuse me? I don't think the amount of money any of the SANE
developers makes from SANE development justifies any effort on this
behalf.
I can understand your
Hi,
I do not understand how automated firmware upload should work
if there is more than one scanner connected which use the same
backend but which need different firmware files.
For the snapscan backend that's currently not possible, as there is
only a single firmware file entry in
Hi,
Ok, I did some testing with my BenQ 5150C.
My first try was in 300dpi color mode (because this was default).
There are no color stripes anymore. However, the scanned area was
not very wide. Although the full available range
((0,0)x(216.0,297.0)mm^2) was selected in xscanimage. The
Hi,
Thank you for the orientaion.
On both computers I simply changed the id in the corresponding line
of /etc/sane.d/hotplug/libsane.db from 0664 to 0660 and it worked
fine. In case of BenQ 5000 it was also necessary to change the
product code from 0x20fc to 0x20f8, acording to the
Hi,
I didn't include more verbose output from the commands here, to
avoid making this mail very big, but I'll gladly include output
with
SANE_DEBUG_SNAPSCAN=2
level, as well as the output of any command, if needed.
Please send me the log in private mail, preferably with
Hi,
On another subject, can we get the JNI code rolled
into the SANE project distribution? The current japi
code in sane-backend has not been maintained for about
9 years now. Our company will sponsor the code and
code maintenance. Can we do this please? Java is
part of the future of
Hi,
I've got Epson Perfection 2580 Photo which is recognized by
snapscan as 2480, because they both got the same id: 0x04b8/0x0121.
I'm wondering if there is a way to know real model in such a
situation. It can be helpful, because 2580 differs from 2480 (has a
motor which transports 36mm
Hi,
result is here:
http://rmrmg.com/jaroslav/scanner-debug/SANE_DEBUG_SNAPSCAN_255-xsa
ne.log
According to the log the scanner is correctly identified. The margins
of the transparency range should be set correctly.
however, I've got strange issues. Sometimes after turning on the
scanner
Hi,
i report from the chat since i dunno if someone is listening :)))
blicero hi everybody
blicero got a problem with an epson 3490
blicero it should work
blicero from web research
blicero it works for anybody
blicero but I get an ERROR :((
blicero nihil:/etc/udev/rules.d#
Hi,
I just bought this scanner -- it seems that the problem is related
to one I've just seen on the mailing list.
Yes, probably. In your case it is definitely a scan module locked
error - which means you should check the manual and remove the
transportation lock.
[snapscan] sense_handler:
Hi,
also with mac and official cd found in the box the scanner would go
nut and block itself. i am clueless
[snapscan] sense_handler: sense key: 0x04, asc: 0x00, ascq: 0x00,
i1: 0x00, i2: 0x04 [snapscan] sense_handler: Hardware error. (0x00,
0x04)
[snapscan] test_unit_ready: snapscan_cmd
Hi,
[snapscan] usb_read Only 64 bytes read
[snapscan] usb_read: reading: 0x06 0x00 0x02 0x02 0x49 0x00 0x00
0x00 0x45 0x50 ...
[snapscan] Read 64 bytes
[snapscan] inquiry: snapscan_cmd command failed: Error during
device I/O [snapscan] sane_snapscan_open: error in inquiry command:
This
Hi,
I have a major issue with my Epson perfection 2480 photo scanner.
It used to run in FreeBSD. I haven't used it in a few weeks during
which upgrades occured and I noticed this week it stopped working.
Portupgrade of sane had replaced the snapscan.conf file, I put back
there my correct
Hi,
Once that was done, scanimage -L finds an Acer FlatbedScanner22
flatbed scanner, which corresponds to an Benq 4300 scanner. (I was
expecting FlatbedScanner24, which corresponds to my scanner.)
The scanner should report FlatbedScanner24 after a successful firmware
download. Before that
On Thursday 23 March 2006 15:18, breach0r wrote:
Hi,
I tried, now sane-backends-1.0.16_2 is installed, i still get I/O
error when trying to init the scanner. I/O error the first try and
device unavailable the next tries. set SANE_DEBUG_SNAPSCAN=255 no
longer produces any output (but i tried
Hi,
The above appears to agree with the information on the
sane-snapscan page, which gives the USB ID for the Acer/Benq 5300
as 0x04a5, 0x20fe and identifies the firmware to use is
u254v042.bin.
Yes, that should be correct.
Of course, the firmware file I have might be corrupt. I downloaded
Hi,
it seems there's a problem with CVS. My password is not accepted, cvs
keeps asking for it. Anonymous access doesn't work either:
oliver@oliverspc:/tmp cvs -z3
-d:pserver:anonym...@cvs.alioth.debian.org:/cvsroot/sane co sane
Fatal error, aborting.
anoncvs_sane: no such system user
/Oliver
Hi,
i reinstalled sane-backends-1.0.16_2 from freebsd ports
i get:
[sanei_debug] Setting debug level of snapscan to 255.
[snapscan] sane_snapscan_init
[snapscan] sane_snapscan_init: Snapscan backend version 1.4.50
This is _not_ sane-backends-1.0.16. The snapscan backend version in
Hi,
Here goes, with first sane-find-scanner and then with scanimage -L,
both
as root:
The interesting information is after the firmware download, which
doesn't happen with scanimage -L. You can send the (compressed) log
of a regular scanimage command to me in a private mail.
You will
Hi,
Epson 3490 is inexpensive scaner and is listed on the sane page as
beeing supported (as good).
The question is.. does sane supporr olso slide/negative scaning,
and how good this scaner behaves under Linux...
Does anybody on the list had any experience with this scaner and
transparencie
Hi,
I'm using an Agfa SnapScan 310 scanner, its working just fine.
However, its status shows 'good' rather than 'complete' in the
support matrix at sane-project site. I would like to know which
features are still unimplemented (or where to find this information
if it's available) and if
Hi,
I have searched the archives, but found nothing definitive; read
all the docs and other stuff on sane-project.org/ and
snapscan.sourceforge.net/ websites.
I know that the scanner part of the CX3700 works
[http://www.sane-project.org/cgi-bin/driver.pl?manu=epsonmodel=cx3
700bus=usbv=p=]
Hi,
it seems that there's a problem with your snapscan.conf file. If
you're using libusb you *must not* have a device line, i.e. you
should delete any line stating /dev/usb/scanner0 or similar. The
backend will automatically probe all USB devices for a suitable
scanner.
However, in all the
Hi,
I just upgraded to SANE-Backends-1.0.18 and my Epson 2480 works
better than ever. Thanks!
I have a question/comment about the scanner lamp. This scanner
doesn't have an on/off button, so it remains on whenever it's
plugged in (I remember a Dilbert strip about this very theory of
Hi,
On Tuesday 01 August 2006 08:31, marcela castro wrote:
Who may concernI have Open source software in my PC
and I would like to configure my scanner Benq Saw 4300U to work
with this system Suse 10.1 http://www.novell.com/linux/ but it is
require the firmware upload. driver
Hi,
When I try to scan in lineart mode, it makes garbage on output.
The scan seems misaligned.
But if I first make a scan in gray or color mode, and then switch
to lineart, it works !
It works ... sometimes :(
I acquire a scan in Lineart mode and make a log :
Hi,
I own a Acer Flatbed scanner (620 ST) which I use rarely. So I can
not exactly tell you, when this error started to occur on my
computer.
# scanimage
scanimage: sane_start: Out of memory
Does anybody have an idea, what the heck is going wrong, or how to
get rid of that problem?
Can
Hi SCSI experts,
a user reported a problem with an Acer 620ST plugged into a Artop
Electronic Corp AEC6712D SCSI controller (atp870u driver). The system
causing problems is running linux-2.6.17-gentoo-r8, gcc 4.1.1 and
glibc-2.4, sane-backends-1.0.18.
On this system the following error
Hi Abel,
As far as I can tell I'm issuing a sanei_scsi_cmd with a send
buffer of ten bytes and a receive buffer of 130176 bytes. Both
should fit into the SCSI buffer of 131072 bytes easily.
is 130176 a typo, or does the backend really wants to read 4 bytes
more than reserved? (or do I
Hi,
On Monday 30 April 2007 16:57, L? H?ng B?i wrote:
Hi everybody,
I'm using an Epson Stylus CX-1500. I can scan image from it with
snapscan backend. However, the image is green, no red, no blue. It
seems that I need to specify a firmware to upload to the scanner. I
look in Windows
Hi,
On Monday 30 April 2007 21:34, Y P wrote:
as you will see, the scanner is found/recognized,
but xsane seems to find his Logitech QuickCam and doesn't give him
the choice to tell that's his intensions are to scan, not to webcam
:-)
He also did tried to add ln -s /dev/sg0 /dev/scanner
Hi,
On Sunday 30 September 2007 18:01, Tanguy Eric wrote:
When i launch xsane from command line i can see this
warming :
[snapscan] Scanner warming up - waiting 6 seconds.
[snapscan] Scanner warming up - waiting 36 seconds.
and after when i ask a scan xsane spend also times warming :
Hi,
I've written a small perl script that parses the output of usbsnoop
and translates it to snapscan commands. I'll send it to you tomorrow.
Regards,
Oliver
On 26.10.2007, at 11:20, matei kolt wrote:
OK, the code with benoit's usb sniffer.
Pluging in, a few prewiews and a scan.
Hi,
On 07.12.2007, at 15:26, Patrick wrote:
I have an Epson 3490. It did work in Ubuntu Edgy but not too well.
If I
used it in Windoze and then Ubuntu it worked fine. However if it
was not
re-initialized under windoze every so often it would not work.
...
but I get this message when I
Hi,
you also need to specify the path to the firmware file in
snapscan.conf, which is installed in /usr/local/etc/sane.d/ on OS X,
IIRC.
The firmware file itself (esfw30.bin) should be contained on the
windows driver CD.
See http://snapscan.sourceforge.net for some additional infos on the
Hi,
The patch only works for libusb devices. Applying it as is means the
backend will now fail hard if you're using a non-pthread build of SANE
with a non-libusb access method.
I'm not sure such a combination exists. If I'm not mistaken, OS/2 uses
pthread by default, so does OS X and all
Andrew,
I'm sorry, but I haven't received any emails from you lately. The last message
I got from you is from January 26th.
Can you please resent your emails, I'll double check for any over-eager spam
filter.
Kind regards,
Oliver
I was working with Oliver Schwartz to add support
Andrew,
What is the current status?
I would call it at least 'Good'. I have used this code to scan over a hundred
negatives. But then only I have used it. Others may want something else. I am
open to adding to it although I would prefer to get an initial implementation
committed before
Hi,
after that I run make install ... and do tool/sane-find-scanner but
it doesnt reply any model :/
Is the scanner detected by your SCSI controller? Can you see it with
cat /proc/scsi/scsi?
Please also note that you may experience further problems if you're using the
ACARD SCSI
Now I am ready to (following your suggestions) write to Acer and
ask them for a technical documentation allowing me to write a
driver for Linux.
Here comes my question: How should I write the letter to achieve
maximal possible success? Are there any guidelines of leading
such
Hi,
2. sane-find-scanner gives.
sane-find-scanner: found SCSI scanner Color FlatbedScanner_9 0113 at
device /dev/sg0
3. running xsane prompts no devices avaible..
4. bkw@tellus:~/packages/tarz/scanner$ scanimage -L
No scanners were identified. If you were expecting something different,
Am Dienstag, 22. Januar 2002 18:25 schrieben Sie:
Hi,
I'm attempting to use sane-1.0.3-10.1 with an Acer Prisa 620ST. An
older version of sane worked mostly fine, but the latest version
will not scan in color. The debug output shows:
sane-1.0.3 contains several bugs in the snapscan
Hi,
Upgrading to last version of sane,
my Snapscan e20 USB scanner is no longer detected by
scanimage.
please send me a debug log (export SANE_DEBUG_SAPSCAN=255, then
scanimage -L 2debug.log).
Regards,
Oliver
Hi,
It could be a good thing to uncomment the USB entry in
the default configration file, right ?
This would be a good thing for empty heads ...
True, but unfortunately this causes a lot of problems for people that don't
have a snapscan scanner. The snapscan backend identifies the scanner by
Hi Max,
I am still playing with Acer ScanWit 2720S film scanner and I
found out some protocol details that allow me to scan. I am
about to start writing a quite restricted SANE backend for this
thing.
Hi,
I run a scanner Agfa Snapscan e20 on Suse Linux 7.3. I configured Sane
1.0.7 and it's running OK but there is a problem.-
When I first boot my computer and when the scan module is being uploaded,
my scanner begins to make bizarre noises, I cannot describe them but I
thing that's not
The noise is producing when the computer is starting up, at the end, just
before KDM appears. It's like the inside part of the scanner could not go
forward/backward...
Err...
in this case it's hardly a SANE bug, because there's no sane application
started. It's more likely that there's some
Hi,
You need also the package usbmgr,
It should work even without usbmgr and agfafirm. Besides, what do you use
usbmgr for?
post-install scanner /usr/local/bin/agfa/agfafirm /dev/usbscanner
This should be unneccessary - the backend will load the firmware
automatically.
Regards,
Oliver
Hi,
actually I don't know why I need usbmgr. I tried to use the scanner without
usbmgr and it didn't work. I found anywhere the information I need this
package. And the scanner is working perfectly... Could you tell me how to
use the scanner witout this package?.
If you didn't customize any
Hi,
yes, saw several of these messages for snapscan and
files were installed into
/usr/local/share/fr/LC_MESSAGES/.
I saw french messages in and I took your mail adress
from it :).
note that i only have sane-frontends and
sane-backends,
not xsane.
so scanimage and xscanimage shoud
Hi,
concerning your /usr/local/bin is not in $PATH problem: How do you start
your root shell? On my system (which is pretty plain SuSE 7.3 when it comes
to .profile, login scripts etc), /usr/local/bin is included in the path if I
log in as root (i.e. start a shell on a login prompt).
There is
Hi,
This is apparently a developers mailing list. Ummm...I'm I'm in the
wrong place, could you kindly point wher I should look?
There's only this one list, so that's the place to ask questions.
...
As you can see, I have a device listed as Vendor=04a5 ProdID=207e Rev=
1.00. I checked and
Hi,
thanks to some extensive debugging aid from Carsten Grewe I've fixed some
bugs in the firmware upload feature of the current snapscan backend. Also
included is support for the SnapScan 1236U, thanks to Klaas Freitag and
Sebastien Sable.
I've released a new version of the backend which may
Hi,
Is this one updated in CVS code ?
I only use CVS code of sane.
No, it's not yet updated in sane CVS. The snapscan project uses it's own CVS
at sourceforge for development.
However, the snapscan code should work flawlessly with the CVS version of
sane.
Regards,
Oliver
Hi,
configure don't find usb.h . What do I need for it. Only
kernel USB support or libusb or something else.
You need the kernel include files. usb.h is usually found in
/usr/include/linux/usb.h. Depending on your distribution you may have to
install a package that contains only the include
configure don't find usb.h . What do I need for it. Only
kernel USB support or libusb or something else.
You need the kernel include files. usb.h is usually found in
/usr/include/linux/usb.h. Depending on your distribution you may have to
install a package that contains only the
Hi,
you should try the latest snapscan backend from
http://sourceforge.net/projects/snapscan - currently this is
snapscan-20010928.tar.gz. You my also get it directly from
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/snapscan/snapscan-20010928.tar.gz
please also read the release notes
Hi,
I run Sane with my usb snapscan e20 scanner
whithout any firmware file and nevr noticed any
problems until today.
Is this a normal use of the program ?
Should I use a firmware file ?
or is it necessary only for one that notice
problems whithout it ?
As far as I know most Agfa / Acer
Hi,
I have an Agfa Arcus 1200 SCSI scanner that I want to
use on a Solaris 2.6 box. I'd like to use SANE, but
it looks like none of the back ends that support Agfa
products support this particular model. Anyone used
one of the existing backends with this model? Anyone
know if the there
Hi,
I have an Acer Scanwit 2720s film scanner. Is it posible to use it with
SANE, XSANE and GIMP?
As far as I know: No. If it's command set is similar to Acer flatbed scanners
it may be possible to make it work with the snapscan backend, but it may also
use some completely different command
Hi,
My configuration is the following one :
- SuSE 7.2
- Kernel 2.4.4 or 2.4.13
- Sane 1.0.5
- Xsane 0.80
You should upgrade to sane-1.0.6 or use the latest snapscan backend from
hpttp://sourceforge.net/projects/snapscan. It will determine automatically
if your scanner needs a firmware
Hi,
It would be easy to implement these changes also for
plustek, coolscan, agfafocus, snapscan and tamarack, but
I will only add these if I have a chance to get this tested first.
Regarding mustek and microtek I know that it works.
concerning snapscan: I have an OS/2 partition - it
Hi,
Are there any developers that have OS/2 and a USB scanner?
Well, me ...
For that matter, are there any backends other than snapscan that use
semaphores with USB?
No other backend seems to be using semaphores at all.
Regards,
Oliver
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