On Fri, Apr 11, 2008 at 10:10:21PM +0200, Julien BLACHE wrote:
> Erik Rossen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > And in which RPM is it found?
> 
> The -plugin one.

This was the bit of information that was missing from the README.Debian.
Could you please add it?

Just FYI, I was looking in the main iscan RPM for the module+firmware.
I found one of the directories mentioned in the README.Debian (and none
of the files in it looked relevant), but not the other, so I assumed
that something had changed.  For that reason, I went through the
procedure of installing everything they proposed, including the -plugin
RPM where I should have been looking in the first place.

> > And where precisely should it be placed?
> 
>  The module and firmware files will be available in the usr/lib/iscan and
>  usr/share/iscan directories, relative to the current directory. You need
>  to copy the module files to /usr/lib/iscan and the firmware file to
>  /usr/share/iscan.
> 
> Seems clear to me, here again?

Certainly, if you do not get confused like I did.

> If it's not easy enough for you, direct your complaints to
> Epson. There's not much I can do to help, given that I have about as
> much information as about everybody else.
> 
> epkowa is included in libsane-extras as a service to my users. It
> costs me time and effort to deal with this crap, given that Epson
> provides absolutely nothing to distro packagers. If you don't like the
> way it is now, complain to Epson, trash your scanner and buy another
> one from a more friendly, less autistic vendor.

Who's complaining?  Not me!  I'm actually quite grateful that I found a
modern scanner in stock in a local store with any Linux support at all.
But of course I am used to the vendor philosophy

        You can attract more flies with honey than with vinegar, but if
        you pull off their wings, they will accept any crap you give
        them.

Cheers,

-- 
Erik Rossen                               OpenPGP key: 2935D0B9
[EMAIL PROTECTED]                          If you do not know what
http://people.linux-gull.ch/rossen        to do, start with RTFM.



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