Re: [newbie] Plustek/Silitek scanners

2001-01-30 Thread uli

Meph wrote:
  I don't know anything about Silitek but the Plustek parallel port
  scanners work very well with linux (even better than with windows because
  the system is not blocked during scanning).
  You should install the following rpms:
  sane-1.0.4-1mdk
  sane-frontends-1.0.4-1mdk
  libsane1-1.0.4-1mdk
  sane-backends-1.0.4-1mdk
  Then get from http://home.t-online.de/home/g-jaeger/plustek.html the
  appropiate driver plustek-sane-0_37_23.tar.gz
  put this file in a new directory e.g. plustek
  tar zxvf plustek-sane-0_37_23.tar.gz
  cd plustek_driver
  make
  su
  make install
  read the INSTALL-File for the modification of /etc/modules.conf

   Do you know where I can get sane 1.0.4-1?  I can find from
 sane's site an ftp for lm rpm's, but that has only 1.0.3-2 
 rpmfind has the same.

I use the cooker-RPMs. To use them with ML 7.2 you probably must take the 
src-RPMs and rebuild them. 




Re: [newbie] Plustek/Silitek scanners

2001-01-30 Thread Meph Istopheles

  Uli,

   I don't know anything about Silitek but the Plustek
   parallel port scanners work very well with linux (even
   better than with windows because the system is not blocked
   during scanning).
   You should install the following rpms:
   sane-1.0.4-1mdk
   sane-frontends-1.0.4-1mdk
   libsane1-1.0.4-1mdk
   sane-backends-1.0.4-1mdk
   Then get from
   http://home.t-online.de/home/g-jaeger/plustek.html the
   appropiate driver plustek-sane-0_37_23.tar.gz
   put this file in a new directory e.g. plustek
   tar zxvf plustek-sane-0_37_23.tar.gz
   cd plustek_driver
   make
   su
   make install
   read the INSTALL-File for the modification of /etc/modules.conf

Do you know where I can get sane 1.0.4-1?  I can find from
  sane's site an ftp for lm rpm's, but that has only 1.0.3-2 
  rpmfind has the same.

 I use the cooker-RPMs. To use them with ML 7.2 you probably
 must take the src-RPMs and rebuild them.

  Ah.  OK.  I'll check it out.  Thanks.

  Meph

-- 
  "I did this 'cause Linux gives me a woody."
  -Dave '-ddt-' Taylor, announcing DOOM for Linux





Re: [newbie] Plustek/Silitek scanners

2001-01-28 Thread uli

Meph Istopheles wrote:
 Morning,

   Now it's my turn to ask about scanners.

   I have two I've yet to get working in either Linux or W2k (I
 may be onto something with the Silitek in W2k, but I'm waiting on
 a response from someone on that).

   In any case, in lm7.2, everything, of course, is rpm.  Trouble
 is, the module for the Plustek (parallel) requires first
 installing the module into the sane directory  then recompiling
 sane.  Uh, is there a way to do that with an rpm?  Otherwise,
 which tar version of sane would I get?  The doc on the module
 doesn't go into that.

   Then, for the Silitek (usb), I've come by so little (Silitek
 doesn't really know what support is,  their site doesn't open
 any longer).

   Anyone know how I could get either (or both) of these working?

   Meph

I don't know anything about Silitek but the Plustek parallel port scanners 
work very well with linux (even better than with windows because the system 
is not blocked during scanning).
You should install the following rpms:
sane-1.0.4-1mdk
sane-frontends-1.0.4-1mdk
libsane1-1.0.4-1mdk
sane-backends-1.0.4-1mdk
Then get from http://home.t-online.de/home/g-jaeger/plustek.html the 
appropiate driver plustek-sane-0_37_23.tar.gz 
put this file in a new directory e.g. plustek
tar zxvf plustek-sane-0_37_23.tar.gz 
cd plustek_driver
make
su
make install
read the INSTALL-File for the modification of /etc/modules.conf

Uli




Re: [newbie] Plustek/Silitek scanners

2001-01-28 Thread Meph Istopheles

  Uli,

 Meph Istopheles wrote:

Now it's my turn to ask about scanners.

In any case, in lm7.2, everything, of course, is rpm.
  Trouble is, the module for the Plustek (parallel) requires
  first installing the module into the sane directory  then
  recompiling sane.  Uh, is there a way to do that with an rpm?
  Otherwise, which tar version of sane would I get?  The doc on
  the module doesn't go into that.

Meph

 ...the Plustek parallel port scanners work very well with linux
 (even better than with windows because the system is not
 blocked during scanning).

  Excellent.  Thought I'd installed W98 over my W2k last night
(got to go into Windows in a few to get some stuff installed 
see if my dos games can find the sound card).  My girl friend  I
are each dual-booting on our boxes, but she spends little time in
Windows,  I would likely only go there for games.  I hated
having to put the scanner there -- not only for the reason you
state above -- because, with the scanner between our desks, Linux
will allow scanning from either box -- Winows won't.

 You should install the following rpms:
 sane-1.0.4-1mdk
 sane-frontends-1.0.4-1mdk
 libsane1-1.0.4-1mdk
 sane-backends-1.0.4-1mdk
 Then get from http://home.t-online.de/home/g-jaeger/plustek.html the
 appropiate driver plustek-sane-0_37_23.tar.gz
 put this file in a new directory e.g. plustek
 tar zxvf plustek-sane-0_37_23.tar.gz
 cd plustek_driver
 make
 su
 make install
 read the INSTALL-File for the modification of /etc/modules.conf

  Too cool.  Thank you.  I'll check that out this after noon:-).

  Meph

-- 
  "I did this 'cause Linux gives me a woody."
  -Dave '-ddt-' Taylor, announcing DOOM for Linux





[newbie] Plustek/Silitek scanners

2001-01-27 Thread Meph Istopheles

  Morning,

  Now it's my turn to ask about scanners.

  I have two I've yet to get working in either Linux or W2k (I
may be onto something with the Silitek in W2k, but I'm waiting on
a response from someone on that).

  In any case, in lm7.2, everything, of course, is rpm.  Trouble
is, the module for the Plustek (parallel) requires first
installing the module into the sane directory  then recompiling
sane.  Uh, is there a way to do that with an rpm?  Otherwise,
which tar version of sane would I get?  The doc on the module
doesn't go into that.

  Then, for the Silitek (usb), I've come by so little (Silitek
doesn't really know what support is,  their site doesn't open
any longer).

  Anyone know how I could get either (or both) of these working?

  Meph

-- 
  "I did this 'cause Linux gives me a woody."
  -Dave '-ddt-' Taylor, announcing DOOM for Linux