Thanks, Ronald,
yes, this is exactly the same story as with HP Inc. HP Laser MFP 135a.
I've added your device to the blacklist, and you will receive this
change with the next release. For now, you can add by yourself the
following lines to the /usr/share/ipp-usb/quirks/blacklist.conf file:
[HP
Looks like bug, investigated here:
https://github.com/alexpevzner/sane-airscan/issues/68
To be sure, please attach here the ipp-usb logs. These log files are
located at /var/log/ipp-usb/
If this is the same situation, the only one thing that I can do is to
blacklist this device in the ipp-usb,
It happens with golang-1.15 too (with LTO build), so I suggest to make
this change permanent, and build without LTO.
I don't think LTO can do a lot of optimization for Go program.
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It looks like Go compiler bug (or, more strictly, cgo bug; cgo is a tool
that comes with Go compiler and allows direct calling of C functions
from Go)
https://github.com/golang/go/issues/43830
The solution could be to build without LTO. In general, LTO should not
make a lot of sense for Go
Till,
nice to hear, thank you for the good news!
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Till,
yet another question: will ipp-usb reach the Ubuntu Main?
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Till, Alex,
0.99.25 released. Thank you for feedback!
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Alex Murray,
do I need to fix something else before we can release?
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Yes, Till.
If you plan to test something, it is better to is do before release. As
soon as you confirm that everything is OK, I'll issue the new release.
If no further testing is planned, I can issue new release immediately.
I'm trying to avoid unneeded releases with nearly no noticeable changes
Hi Alex, Till,
I've fixed Coverity warnings (as much as I could) and added "make check"
to run automated tests. Please confirm that everybody are happy with
whatever now we have, and I will issue the next, 0.99.25 release.
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Hi Seth,
thank you for security review of the ipp-usb package. My few comments:
> resp is used before a nil check; it'll probably just crash if it hits
this
resp is always used after check of returned error, and if this check
passed, resp cannot be nil. In one place resp is explicitly checked
@gunnarhj,
My own builds for sane-airscan exist for Ubuntu starting from the
version 16.04, so I think that technically "backporting" is a trivial
task.
Regarding PDF, I purposely trade it off in a favor of lower memory
footprint. PDF decompression requires allocation of а full-size buffer
for
Looking to ACPICA patch, I have created a temporary hotfix in a form of
a tiny kernel module. For me. it completely solves a problem. Please,
enjoy:
https://code.google.com/p/toshiba-pmfix/
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