Am Montag, den 05.05.2008, 21:29 +0200 schrieb stef: > Le Monday 05 May 2008 16:50:36 Markus Kummer, vous avez ?crit : > > It seems that this scanner is still unsupported in sane. > > The last entry about this scanner is from 2003. That's why I'm worried > > that nobody works on it. > > ?I have shortly begun with Programming in C. I have really no good > > skills but want to help. Is still somebody working on the > > genesys-backend for this scanner? Can I help in some form? > > > > > > Markus Kummer > > Hello, > > you may search the archive about mails for HP 2400 support. The answer > is the > same. Basically, the process is to record USB logs of the scanner working > under windows, then process them to extract commands and register settings, > then modify the genesys_gl646.c code to handle it the same. There is some > documentation at http://stef.dev.free.fr/sane/genesys/index.html . The C code > involved is not high, all you'll have to do some modification of existing > code. > There is allready an device description of the 3670c in > genesys_devices.c . > To do a quick test, you can uncomment (remove the '#' at the start of the > line) the usb id of your scanner in genesys.conf (which is usually located > at /etc/sane.d), then try to use it from scanimage. It should be detected and > I expect it to fail during warm-up. > > Regards, > Stef > >
Hello Thanks for the reply! I made some USB-logs with USB Snoopy and tried to decode them with the decode.sh script, but the resulting file is always empty. Is there something I should do before with the file cause its an windows-file? I don't believe that I'm using it the wrong way. ./decode.sh USBlog.usblog The file output is USBlog.usblog.decode but its empty. Thanks MK
