Eelke Klein wrote:
> --- Cory Foy wrote:
>
>>Highly insecure, but I got Xsane to scan by changing
>>/etc/hotplug/usb/libusbscanner to set permissions at 0777
>>instead of
>>0660 (which is why the permissions were changing on me!).
>>
>
> Normally in G
Highly insecure, but I got Xsane to scan by changing=20
/etc/hotplug/usb/libusbscanner to set permissions at 0777 instead of=20
0660 (which is why the permissions were changing on me!).
Cory
Cory Foy wrote:
> Ok, I got it working completely. I'm on a 2.6 kernel, so this might hel=
p=20
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Ok, I got it working completely. I'm on a 2.6 kernel, so this might help=20
someone.
The first problem was that I couldn't get sane-find-scanner to work.=20
This is because libusb has to be installed before SANE. Using Gentoo, I=20
had to set the USE flags in /etc/make.conf to be aware of usb. The
Eelke Klein wrote:
> --- Cory Foy wrote:
>
>>Hello,
>>
>>I have been working to get my Canon LIDE 30 scanner working
>>under Gentoo
>>with a 2.6 kernel. I've installed Sane (and Xsane). My
>>dll.conf has only
>>"plustek&
Hello,
I have been working to get my Canon LIDE 30 scanner working under Gentoo
with a 2.6 kernel. I've installed Sane (and Xsane). My dll.conf has only
"plustek" not commented out, and my plustek.conf file looks like:
[usb] 0x04a9 0x220e
device /dev/usbscanner
However, when I do a sane-find-s
