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The development is still ongoing and we are working to get protocol
information instead of reverse engeneering about this driver.
another way is to indentify registers.
To know abou
a friend of mine has an HP2300C serial port scanner that we want to use with
mandrake 9.1 or any other distro, for that matter. i looked around a lot and
tried pretty hard with no avail. i guess now im just being optimistic in
asking this question. but is it supported? lots of docs told me it is
Hi Jonathan,
Jonathan Buzzard a écrit:
>
> That is a factually incorrect statement. If you are willing to part with
> money, then Vuescan supports this scanner under Linux. Just because
> there is no free software that supports this scanner, does not mean it
> does not runs under Linux.
Yes, my
> Summary : this scanner don't work yet under Linux (can I now say that?).
> USB bus don't give enough informations, so the scsi bus must be used.
> IMHO, there's a problem with the scsi bus. Perhaps is it my fault, I
> don't know (but all other SCSI hardware I have are working perfectly
> under
Hi,
I think that we should get the SANE2 implementation rolling, even if
the standard isn't completely finalized. A standard is never final
without even a single frontend and backend to use it.
As Henning has said, adapting the test backend and scanimage should be
first. But how shall we do that
I can recall some Email message about reverse engineering with a special
tool but I can't recall the details.
On Fri, 8 Aug 2003 21:49:05 -0500 Dennis Rogers
writes:
> I remember reading something about capturing output. I have a win2k
> box that
> I'll be using via vnc to scan and a few other
eric.bach...@free.fr said:
> Yes, my sentence wasn't correct. There's no free software supporting
> this scanner yet. But I've forgotten to say I've already tested this
> software (Vuescan) and won't be able to do it work (with scsi bus).
> Vuescan don't even see it...So Money is not the problem h
