Hi,
On 2006-04-20 20:46, Alfred Egger wrote:
> I also an owner of the 4200f and I searched for information of the Chips
> inside this scanner a while ago. According to this site the chips are:
[...]
> Maybe someone could integrate this information on the site I noticed above.
Thanks! Your inf
Hello,
Dave or some one else, do you have usb sniffer logs of this
scanner somewhere? I would like to see the log of the boot
of the scanner, since that would give some hint of what
the controller chip is (or is not). In particular I could
help you exclude the M5623 :), the one in the predecessor
Hello,
> Is there a tool for searching the Archives for info about scanner chips,
> etc.?
I also an owner of the 4200f and I searched for information of the Chips
inside this scanner a while ago. According to this site the chips are:
http://www.sane-project.org/unsupported/canon-4200f.html
c
Hi,
On 2006-04-19 12:17, David S. Yoder wrote:
> If not, I'm willing to try (I have sufficient programming experience)
> but have
> no experience in developing drivers for Linux, so I will need some guidance
> in order to comply with the SANE group's guidelines/principles/rules.
http://www.sane-
The problem is (probably) not so much the programming, but
knowing the machine codes. Unless someone does a good job of
bus traffic sniffing, it is not possible to do much.
Regards,
Ulrich Deiters
--
Prof. Dr. Ulrich K. Deiters __
Institut f. Physikalisc
Hi All,
Being somewhat new to Linux and very new to user/developer groups,
I have a number of questions:
From the SANE Supported devices and a short scan of the Archive
library, it seems apparent that the Canon CanoScan 4200f is NOT
supported, also that Canon is not likely to provide the interfa
