Hi,
one important point which prevented from packaging HP's HPLIP was that
it contains a SANE driver for the scanners in HP's multi-function
devices and SANE is neither in the LSB nor in the LSB DDK. Also other
printer manufacturers, like Epson or Brother could run into this problem.
I succeed
Hi Gerald,
On 21/06/07, Gerald Murray wrote:
>
> > /home/User/sane-backends/frontend/scanimage.c:291: undefined reference
> to `_md5_buffer'
>
> There should be two leading underscores before md5_buffer.
> This is resolved in the frontend/Makefile by "$(LIBLIB)"
> which links lib/liblib.a Header
Hi Allan,
On 21/06/07, m. allan noah wrote:
> check line 291 of scanimage.c, does it look like mine:
>
>md5_buffer (tmp, strlen (tmp), md5digest);
Thankyou for reply. I have checked that line, and it looks just like
the one that you posted.
Hugh
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> I succeeded now to build SANE (sane-backends) with dynamically linked
> drivers in the LSB 3.1 Build Environment chroot. This SANE
> version does not work with parallel port scanners (some standard
> hardware IO functions needed by libieee1284 not in LSB) and it is
> not able to ask the user fo
On 6/21/07, Hugh McMaster wrote:
> Hi Gerald,
>
> On 21/06/07, Gerald Murray wrote:
> >
> > > /home/User/sane-backends/frontend/scanimage.c:291: undefined reference
> > to `_md5_buffer'
> >
> > There should be two leading underscores before md5_buffer.
> > This is resolved in the frontend/Makefile
