On Mon, 11 Mar 2002, Terry Collins wrote:
I'm after some clues on testing a USB scanner under Linux, i.e
a)modules to load
b) should xsane then see it, or other tests I can run.
It is a HP something or other and the system is RH7.1 if this
matters.
I'm glad I stick to almost
Anthony Rumble was once rumoured to have said:
On Mon, 11 Mar 2002, Terry Collins wrote:
I'm after some clues on testing a USB scanner under Linux, i.e
a)modules to load
b) should xsane then see it, or other tests I can run.
It is a HP something or other and the system is
Anthony Rumble wrote:
...snip
I'm glad I stick to almost classic scsi gear (this is a clients that is
suspected broken).
SCSI for scanners was a disaster!
Erm, not my experience. Anything else, but SCSI for scanners has been a
disaster in my experience. I like SCSI stuff and it
quote who=Anthony Rumble
SCSI for scanners was a disaster!
*whi*
Yikes, but SCSI scanners kicked so much arse! I still haven't seen an
inexpensive, low-endish scanner that impressed me as much as the Microtek
ones, which were SCSI once upon a time. I've *never* seen a good USB or
parallel
On Sat 16 Mar, Jeff Waugh bloviated thus:
I've *never* seen a good USB or
parallel scanner.
Epson 660U. Works brilliantly, was a doddle to set up.
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Rev Simon Rumble [EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.rumble.net
A reactionary is a man whose political opinions always
manage to keep up with yesterday.
On Fri, 15 Mar 2002, Anthony Rumble wrote:
SCSI for scanners was a disaster!
disagree. My scsi scanner was found immeadiately by sane and works much
faster than it ever did under any colour of windows.
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I'm after some clues on testing a USB scanner under Linux, i.e
a)modules to load
b) should xsane then see it, or other tests I can run.
It is a HP something or other and the system is RH7.1 if this
matters.
I'm glad I stick to almost classic scsi gear (this is a clients that is
suspected
On Mon, 2002-03-11 at 20:07, Terry Collins wrote:
It is a HP something or other and the system is RH7.1 if this
matters.
Are you sure it'll work in Linux? Some HP models work, some don't.
Check the working devices list at http://www.qbik.ch/usb/devices/
USB scanner clue can be found in