Hi everyone, I did some tests with the Canon LiDE 35 Scanner and the sane genesys backend, based on the CVS snapshot "snapshotsane-backends-2005-12-29.tar"
Timestamp: 20051229-19:10 Lineart: (Scan Mode, Bit depth 8) 75: ok 150: ok 300: ok 600: ok 1200: ok 2400: text distorted, width/height ratio wrong Gray: (Scan Mode, Bit depth 8) 75: ok 150: ok 300: ok 600: ok 1200: ok 2400: text distorted, width/height ratio wrong Gray: (Scan Mode, Bit depth 16) 75: ok 150: ok 300: ok 600: ok 1200: ok 2400: text distorted, width/height ratio wrong Color: (Scan Mode, Bit depth 8) 75: ok 150: ok 300: ok 600: ok 1200: ok 2400: text distorted, width/height ratio wrong Color (Scan Mode, Bit depth 16) 75: ok, color distortion visable (viewer mode) 150: ok 300: ok 600: ok 1200: ok 2400: text distorted, width/height ratio wrong. Scanner Documentation states: Optical resolution 1200 x 2400 dpi Selectable resolution 25 - 9600 dpi (software) The tests are done under Ubuntu 5.10 (Breezy Badger, Kernel 2.6.12-10-386), x-sane-0.97, sane 1.0.15/17, libusb-0.1.so.4 Sane backend build with these libraies installed: libusb-0.1-4 _2%3a0.1.10a-17ubuntu1_i386.deb libusb++-0.1-4c _2%3a0.1.10a-17ubuntu1_i386.deb libusb-dev _2%3a0.1.10a-17ubuntu1_i386.deb libusb++-dev _2%3a0.1.10a-17ubuntu1_i386.deb usbutils_0.71 -5ubuntu1_i386.deb System runs with 1 Gb main memory. Is the 2400 dpi mode correctable from within the backend or is this an Xsane issue? Thanks for creating the driver, I can now run all my desktop devices from Linux. Grtz, Bert
