Hi. In my case I use a sealed PC, and I cannot change its hardware. So anything about this issue? Do I need to provide more info? Surely I can do that.
2016-06-29 23:00 GMT+03:00 Scott Alfter <sc...@alfter.us>: > On 6/22/2016 4:16 AM, Dmitry B wrote: > > Hi, Johannes. Lide scanner don't work both with USB and USB3. I don't > think > > it's a kernel issue. > > I had the same issue a while back with an LiDE 220 and Gentoo. It was > working for a while, but more recently, it's started having the same > problems that you describe. Depending on your motherboard, your USB 2.0 > ports might still be driven by a USB 3.0 controller. > > At the time, I was about ready to buy a PCI Express USB 2.0 controller > through which to connect the scanner, but then a change in SANE appeared > to fix the problem. Now that it's acting up again, I'm thinking maybe I > should've bought that controller after all. > > -- > Scott Alfter > sc...@alfter.us >
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