When I tested the scanner on WIN7 I found that the USB-cable seemed to be loose. I fixed the cable. The scanner worked now.
Then I returned to LINUX.
epkowa.c:
=========
name = rewrite_name vendor(Epson) name(epkowa:usb:002:004)
returns name(Epson (unknown model) [epkowa:usb:002:004])
status = create_epson_device (device **devp, channel* ch)
returns dev->fw_name((null))
info = model_info_cache_get_info (dev->fw_name, &status);
returns status(4) and info(NULL)
if (SANE_STATUS_GOOD == status && info)
{
dev->scan_hard = model_info_get_profile (info);
model_info_customise_commands (info, dev->cmd);
dev->uses_locking = model_info_has_lock_commands (info);
}
==> dev->scan_hard == NULL
change_profile_matrix (Epson_Scanner * s)
{
require (s->hw->scan_hard);
}
winfried
scanimage.log.gz
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