Currently on holidays with limited internet access with a mobile phone, I'll
be able to look to this point next week.
Nicolas
m. allan noah-3 wrote:
there is some code that calculates the shift in pixma_mp150.c, but
Nicolas Martin would have a better idea on how to change it...
allan
Thanks Sam and Dennis for these explanations, I think also that buffer
overflow risk is now very unlikely to happen:
- The read function now requests the exact count of bytes to read from usb,
which secures against device misbehaving
- A failing usb stack that would return more bytes than
Or perhaps: PIXMA_CAP_ADF_AND_ADFDUP ...
Anyway, let me know if you have any code update to perform.
Nicolas
Dennis Lou wrote:
From: nicols nicolas.martin at freesurf.fr
Should we probably change also its name to sthg more explicit, like
PIXMA_CAP_ADF_OR_ADFDUP ?
The OR seems a little
Yep, you?re right, there?s a change to apply to pixma.c, will update it as
well.
The PIXMA_CAP_ADFDUP looks to be a a ?double flag?:
#define PIXMA_CAP_ADFDUP ((1 7) | PIXMA_CAP_ADF)
Should we probably change also its name to sthg more explicit, like
PIXMA_CAP_ADF_OR_ADFDUP ?
BTW, did
Updated the pixma external desc file, and renamed MultiPass MP710/MP740 to
Pixma MP710/MP740 as suggested in desc and man files.
Nicolas
Gernot Hassenpflug wrote:
Just to chime in here: Nicolas, the MP710 is a PIXMA device, and the
type with extra fax support is the MP740. I am not sure
at gmail.com wrote:
nicolas- please dont remove the lines from canon-mfp.desc, if that
external backend still supports those machines. it is ok to have the
same machines listed in two different desc files.
allan
On 2/17/08, Nicolas Martin nicols-guest at alioth.debian.org wrote:
Date
Hi,
MP710 which is similar to MP740, look to be from the same generation as
MP730 ?
It could be worth trying to use current MP730 Sane driver on your MP710, and
see how it goes ?
In that case, I can easily produce a test driver version for MP710 to use
MP730 driver, that you could try.
Gernot
Could you try the following Pixma package. Download it from sendspace.com at
the following link:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/ogro4h http://www.sendspace.com/file/ogro4h
And use instructions given on this blog to install and test it:
Andy Webster wrote:
I've been reading around the various Sane pages and tried running
sane-find-scanner and scanimage. I've used a usb sniffer to sample a
scan from windows so that it might be compared with other pixma devices
that are supported (MP150...). The results are here:
Ok Allan, sounds great, the modifications for those new Pixma MPs (210, 520,
610) is worth maximum ~100 lines of code, so this will be pretty easy. BTW,
I already took a look at current libsane CVS pixma files, there seems to be
very few modifications from previous pixma 0.13.1 version.
FYI,
cwlitt wrote:
Can anyone shed some light on SANE support for the Canon PIXMA MP140
scanner/printer. I see the MP130 and MP150 are documented in the
supported devices list but not the MP140.
MP140 is a new model, while MP130 and 150 older.
Maybe the protocol changed significantly between
jbernardo wrote:
nicols wrote:
Hi,
I have got a brand new Canon MP610 multifunction, and I try to have the
scanner part working with sane (the printer works fine with Canon's MP600
driver).
I've installed the pixma library, and recompiled source code with the
MP610 usb IDs
Hi,
I have got a brand new Canon MP610 multifunction, and I try to have the
scanner part working with sane (the printer works fine with Canon's MP600
driver).
I've installed the pixma library, and recompiled source code with the MP610
usb IDs, but running the scan program always complains in
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