On mardi, mars 11, 2003, at 12:05 Europe/Paris, Henning Meier-Geinitz wrote:
> Hi, > > On Tue, Mar 11, 2003 at 11:22:59AM +0100, Hubert Figuiere wrote: >> I'd like to compile sane without USB support, because libusb makes >> sane >> crash (this is a libusb issue, not sane, because I have the same >> problem with gphoto2) > > I'm interested in the details: Which version of libusb, where does it > crahs exactly, which platform? libusb, latest version packaged in Debian PowerPC. same if compiled from source. The crash is that the variable usb_busses (or what it points to) does not seems to be properly initialized. Note: if I use Debian package for libsane (and also gphoto2) I have the same problem. I'll dig into it further when back home and give you much more details, including stack-trace. sane-find-scanner also crashes. > >> I tried passing >> --disable-usb >> --disable-libusb >> >> ton configure. but without success. > > That's not possible by setting an option. Either disable the tests in > configure.in (and run autoconf) or rename /usr/include/usb.h to > something else before running configure. I thought about that solution. I just wanted to avoid it. May I file a RFE ? Hub
