I'm closer and closer... It will work, I know !! You know, I saw in the BIOS, the two values, and thought that selecting both it will be allright. I changed it. Now, only EPP, and is listed now.
Finally scanimage -L showed what it has to. But, after that, I installed xsane (that depends on libsane with, i think, another version of scanimage) and there is a crash. Sincerely, Alejandro. El jueves 27, a las 06:49, stef escribió: > On Tue, Mar 25, 2003 at 08:31:24AM -0300, Alejandro Noli wrote: > > S01: parport built as module > > > > S02: parport0: > > S02: modes:PCSPP,TRISTATE > > S02: ADDR :0x378 > > S02: IRQ :no IRQ used > > S02: DMA :no DMA used > > > > S03: no parport parameters > > > > S10: couldn't find if ppdev is built in or a module > > S10: It is likely that your kernel configuration has no ppdev support > > S10: exiting ... > > There is no EPP listed in modes, so the backend won't work. You have to > get linux detect an EPP capable parport first. The config given at > http://umax1220p.sourceforge.net/trouble.html has generally good results, you > have > also to add a line like (change to the real addreess and irq): > options parport_pc io=0x278 irq=5 dma=none > I tried also, to insert the value with modconf, and can't remove from the kernel because parport_pc is in use! > which also brings good results generally. > > Regards, > Stef -- Alejandro Noli http://www.advance.com.ar/usuarios/janoli -----------------------------------------
