I got my scanner to work. It required some patience, but not much else. The SuSE 8.0 software did most of the work. But I don't understand a couple of things.
First, on boot up the BIOS recognized the two SCSI hard drives, the SCSI CD-RW and the SCSI Zip drive just fine (sca, scb, scc & scd), but it found 16 scanners (sg0-sg15), each with the right SCSI ID (1), but with LUNs 0-15. That didn't happen on my old system (Gateway P5 120MHz with the same SCSI controller card in it). But with my newer system (Abit VL6 MB, Celleron 600 MHz) it found all those scanners. Second, why did the SuSE software find 64 scanners? When I type dmesg that is the number of them I find in the log. Each with a unique identifier assigned. As long as I let all of this finding happen without cutting it short it was easy to select the first scanner in the list and install it. But I'd like to know *why*! Any help would be appreciated. In Harmony's Way and In A Chord, Tom ;-}) Barbershop Bass Singer _______________________________________________ Linux-users mailing list - http://linux-sxs.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-users Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Archives,and Digests are located at the above URL.
