Meinhard E. Mayer wrote: > The scanner is still not recognized (I presume the kernel does not > load the library). And I don't find an obious way to configure the > kernel to do it. Do I need to recompile the sane-backends to use > libusb?
The kernel driver is removed - its gone.
libusb is a library which allows userspace software to access USB hardware. Totally seperate from the kernel - the kernel doesn't "load" libusb (although libusb does use kernel structure to do the work).
I don't have a scanner myself, but I would expect, yes, you need to compile sane-backends with libusb support (thats if its not on by default).
I think there is some extra SANE config needed as well - there is a previous post on this list describing some experiences there.
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?t=107644594400004&r=1&w=2
Daniel
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