I'm using a Mustek 600 CP parallel port scanner. I've downloaded, compiled,
and installed sane-backends-1.07 in addition to xsane-0.85 for Slackware
8.0. I've read and reread all of the documentation on the website,
Penguin-Breeders.org. Everything appears normal as I can hear the scanner
oper
> Hm. I don`t think that this is correct:
> With 1000 dpi in the test backend I get an image with 7874*7874 pixels.
> With 16 bits/pixel this is a size of 354MB. Xsane does store the
> original image (with full depth) and the enhanced image with 8 bits/sample
> what makes additional 177MB in this c
Hi,
there is a bug in function sanei_scsi_cmd2() for OPENSTEP.
1. sr_cdb_length is not set in the scsi_req struct.
It works most times without setting the length but in some cases
this leads to a strange behaviour.
2. The status of the scsi-call by ioctl can be SR_IOST_CHKSNV. This
is the same as
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Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
Hi,
Please use either backend version 1.0.11-alpha (download it from
http://www.penguin-breeder.org/?page=mustek_pp) or apply Eddy's patches
for CIS scanners (http://home.tiscalinet.be/EddyDeGreef/ - the
Remember a long time ago, when I used Purify to find lots of errors
with SANE? Now a similar tool is available for all. Check out
valgrind, http://developer.kde.org/~sewardj/>.
> Valgrind, an open-source memory debugger for x86-GNU/Linux
>
> Valgrind is a GPL'd tool to help you find memory-mana
Hi,
On Wed, May 22, 2002 at 03:24:54PM +0200, Oliver Schirrmeister wrote:
> Here is my changed version. It works fine in my environment. Could somebody
> apply
> these changes to the cvs, please.
It's in CVS now, please test.
Bye,
Henning
On Saturday, 18. May 2002 03:43, Fernando Hildebrand wrote:
>I´ve compiled SANE 1.0.7, downloaded the Plustek
> driver(I´ve got a OpticPro4831p paralel), compiled it
> too, got the thing to work, only that, the light goes
> only half way ( it only scans half of the scanner
> frame)
>When I
hi all,
i have successfully (seemingly) installed my snapscan e40 agfa
scanner to my redhat linux 7.2 system. and i'm able to scan
images as long as i like. but overnight, the system seems to
forget something.
the next day, when i try it again, when xsane tried to find the scanner,
the green li
Hello.
The code freeze for sane-1.0.8 is active!
It is not allowed to apply any changes to the CVS except:
- fixes for bugs that break compilation
- fixes for bugs that can destroy any hardware
- documenation updates
- *.desc
release of sane-1.0.8 is planned for may 27th.
Bye
Oliver
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Ho
Hello.
The pre1 Versions of sane-1.0.8 is available on
http://www.mostang.com/sane
PLEASE: Test sane-1.0.8-pre1 on all operating systems and architectures
you have access to and send any bug reports and success reports to
the sane mailing list.
Bye
Oliver
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It is possible to define a backend option as SANE_CAP_SOFT_DETECT only.
Such options are essentially read-only information sources for a frontend.
Xsane reads the value of such an option and displays it in a grayed-out
form. That seems natural and correct to me.
But the value of such an option may
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