Have a look at the chips on the board. One of the larger chips on the
board should be the main controller chip. Look for a comany name on the
chip, like NCR, Adaptec, etc. There should also be a number on the chip
indicating the series of the chip. This should help provide a clue as to
whether it is supported under Linux. The brand (Umax) is too general to
be of much use in providing input.
On Wed, 24 Nov 1999, Hal MacArgle wrote:
>Greetings: The UMax 1220S Scanner has a scsi card (PCI) that I can't
>get my 2.0.36 kernel to recognize, after a rebuild defining general
>scsi and a few other blind stabs.. (I bought the machine thinking the
>card would be ISA, and I don't run Win9X)
>
>I suspect this card is not supported under Linux but wanted to get
>some input.. The card is labeled "DOMEX" part# DMX319.
>
>I've read the docs/mans from the SANE distribution and I find no
>clues there.
>
>Appreciate!
>
>Cheers: Hal from Five Forks, WV. {pop 70} :^) 98% Linux/Unix
> email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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