Hi
I use the plustek backend with an canon N650U the scanner is only read=20=
to the middle of the glass!! the he returns!!
What=B4s wrong?
In scanimage I can=B4t save file with --filename!!
Thanx
raphael=
Hi,
I just updated the hp-backend will following changes:
- libusb support (includes change in hp.conf)
- Remove warnings about unused parameters
Backend version is now 1.00. hp.desc tells stable version.
Please test. For my HP 6350C it works.
It will work with kernel scanner driver loaded if h
Hi,
On Mon, Nov 25, 2002 at 03:08:27PM +0100, Mauro Michielon wrote:
> but infortunately I'm already root user (you can see it in the log).
>
> I've no ideas, but maybe there should be something stupid that I miss to
> set, cause I read that GT-6000 works fine with other persons.
I'm not an eps
The kernel which Red Hat is currently shipping with 8.0 (2.4.18-14) contains a
bug which "breaks" the aha152x scsi driver. This problem is fixed in their
newer kernels.
-- Chuck
Thanks for the fast reply to my answer,
but infortunately I'm already root user (you can see it in the log).
I've no ideas, but maybe there should be something stupid that I miss to
set, cause I read that GT-6000 works fine with other persons.
tnx again
MM
At 08.28 25/11/2002 -0500, k...@khk.n
> Sorry, not really. Anyway, the Debian bugtracking systems shows that
> there have been (different) errors with this file on Linux/sparc even
> with later versions of the kernel. So I guess it's a sparc-specific
> kernel bug. Or we are not including a necessary header file.
I just checked out the
Hi there,
this is the last chance before throwing away the scanner, and so falling on
my knees in front of consumerism buying a new one.
So... I've got an Epson Gt-6000 (Parallel Port) Flatbed scanner, with
factory dip-switch settings;
Pc is running with Red Hat 7.3, KDE 3, SANE 1.0.7 that come
Hi,
please reply to the list, not to me.
On Mon, Nov 25, 2002 at 09:48:17AM +0100, Dani Escudero wrote:
> I think the problem are the perms of the /dev/usb/scanner0 file. I
> suppose there are not ready for a normal user
> If you use red hat go to the file /etc/security/console.perms
>
> there t
On Sun, 2002-11-24 at 22:06, Jochen Eisinger wrote:
> does scanimage -L show your scanner? If yes, could you please send me
> the output of the following command:
>
> SANE_DEBUG_MUSTEK_PP=128 scanimage -T
scanimage does show the scanner, but only as root, here's the requested
output:
[M8ram@local
Hi Gerhard,
Thanks for looking into my problem. FYI the scanner worked fine
in all modes when I used the Epson provided backend. Also there is
a workaround (in case anyone is interested) by scanning in Gray mode
with contrast set to 75 - this gets me where I want to be anyway. :)
ttfn
nic
Are you trying this as root user? All parallel port scanners need root
access (that is, the backends need root access to talk to the scanners).
Please try to scan as root user.
Karl Heinz
> Hi there,
>
> this is the last chance before throwing away the scanner, and so falling
> on my knees in fr
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