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Good day.
At last I finished reverse engeneering of HP's driver for subj scaner. =
My test program controls
it s
> The noise is producing when the computer is starting up, at the end, just
> before KDM appears. It's like the inside part of the scanner could not go
> forward/backward...
Err...
in this case it's hardly a SANE bug, because there's no sane application
started. It's more likely that there's so
The noise is producing when the computer is starting up, at the end, just
before KDM appears. It's like the inside part of the scanner could not go
forward/backward...
I am not able to print the bug file, sorry
On Tuesday 05 February 2002 08:45 pm, Oliver Schwartz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > I run a
Hi,
> I run a scanner Agfa Snapscan e20 on Suse Linux 7.3. I configured Sane
> 1.0.7 and it's running OK but there is a problem.-
>
> When I first boot my computer and when the scan module is being uploaded,
> my scanner begins to make bizarre noises, I cannot describe them but I
> thing that's n
Hi,
I run a scanner Agfa Snapscan e20 on Suse Linux 7.3. I configured Sane
1.0.7 and it's running OK but there is a problem.-
When I first boot my computer and when the scan module is being uploaded, my
scanner begins to make bizarre noises, I cannot describe them but I thing
that's not good
Hi,
On Sun, Feb 03, 2002 at 06:06:34PM +, Major A wrote:
> OK, it doesn't work by scanning /proc/whatever for USB scanners and
> mapping them to device files. This is because the scanner module will
> find a scanner, assign a major/minor number to it, but without devfs,
> it will have no idea
Hi,
On Tue, Feb 05, 2002 at 02:10:18AM +, Ricardo Martins wrote:
> We're are facing a small problem when using our NIASH backend with SANE
> 1.0.7, Devfs and libusb. Here's a description:
>
> Currently we use two methods for USB access:
> - the facilities provided in the scanner.o module fro
Hi,
On Tue, Feb 05, 2002 at 12:58:03PM +0100, Frank Coldewe wrote:
> my scanner is not found by the sane-find-scanner -tool.
sane-find-scanner doesn't output anything?
The kernel scanner module is loaded?
> I have compiled the kernel with:
Which version?
> UHCI
> USB Divice Filesystem
Hi,
> Der Backend versucht "/dev/scsi/host0/bus0/target6/lun0/generic" und
> "/dev/scanner" zu öffnen. Bei beiden findet er etwas von IBM - eine
> Festplatte??
Ja, das ist meine Homefestplatte.
> Irgendwie stimmen bei dir die Device-Nodes nicht. Wie gut kennst du
> dich mit solchen Unix/Linux In
Does anyone on this list use a USB scanner successfully with Linux?
I am still struggling to get mine working with an unofficial SANE patch.
I know I can't expect to get specific help with this particular scanner,
but I have no experience with any scanner usage under Linux, and would
really apprec
On Tue, 5 Feb 2002, Bob Young wrote:
> Does anyone on this list use a USB scanner successfully with Linux?
Yes.
What is your problem exactly? Is your scanner recognized by the scanner
module?
> I am still struggling to get mine working with an unofficial SANE patch.
> I know I can't expect to g
Hello,
my scanner is not found by the sane-find-scanner -tool.
I have compiled the kernel with:
UHCI
USB Divice Filesystems
USB Scanner support
USB Handspring Visior Support
Prelminary USB Device Filesystem
/proc/bus/usb is mounted on none as usbdevfs
the following devi
Sorry for the repost.
I posted a day or so agao, asking if there was any way to collect
additional data, and pass it on to Hylafax's sendfax program from xsane.
Has anyone thoght about this? Am I missing how to do it? If not is anyone
considering affing this abailty?
Failing that, can anyone rec
It may be necessary to re-run configure with some flags;
typically something like --with-gtk-dir=/wherever/I/dumped/it.
Of course, this only works if you have gtk installed. :-)
Regards,
Ulrich Deiters
On Mon, 4 Feb 2002, Karsten Festag wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Unfortunately it is too late for SANE-1.0.7, but Version
> 20020131 of the microtek2 backend is available on my
> homepage
> http://home.t-online.de/home/karsten.festag
> It should now support the X12USL via SCSI, the vertical
> stripes pro
Hello!
What about the backend for mustek 1200 ED (CCD01) with full colors!
the mustel_pp (version 0.9) works only with gray scale (use 600)!
the develloppment is stopped since one year ,maybe.
I have to use windows fro colors scans (*^$!?&#!!!***$)
thanks for the responses.
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We're are facing a small problem when using our NIASH backend with SANE
1.0.7, Devfs and libusb. Here's a description:
Currently we use two methods for USB access:
- the facilities provided in the scanner.o module from the Linux kernel;
- LibUSB 0.1.4
The two methods are compiled with the backen
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