Mark Nipper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hell, I'll arrange shell access if you think it would help any.
> I should note here that I've successfully used just scanimage
> from the command line and alternate resolutions do work, so it's
> purely something related to the GUI code here.  But I'm sure you
> already knew that!  Just thought I'd mention it.

I tried to reproduce the bug with my Epson 2480, only to realize that
the 2480 uses a list of resolutions and not the resolution
slider. I've contacted the epkowa maintainer, but he has a release to
get out the door asap and has no time allocated for debugging :(

Does scanimage also segfault if you specify an unsupported resolution
? If you could get scanimage to segfault, *that* backtrace could help
a lot more than the xscanimage backtrace.

I think the backend goes nuts on unsupported resolutions, but that's
just a very wild guess right now. (so forget me if it ends up being
something totally different ;)


I wish I had more hardware available to do tests :/

JB.

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