Hello everyone.
I have Samsung SCX-4100 printer/scanner which is claimed to be supported
by SANE. Scanner perfectly works in windows using Samsung's SmarThru
software. Nonetheless I had no luck in making it work in Arch Linux. I
tried to use distro's SANE 1.0.24, with and without
samsung-unified-driver installed, and also hand-compiled SANE. Still no
luck. All debug message report that the device "doesn't look like a
scanner".
As far as I can say from SANE source code, it expects the scanner to
expose "vendor-specific" usb interface which is actually absent. I'd
suppose that the scanner firmware is broken, but it works in its native
software.
What am I doing wrong?
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best, Viktor.
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