I found a workaround for the timeout problem:
After trying several modifications in the usb-uhci source I finally set
the buffer sizes IBUF_SIZE und OBUF_SIZE in scanner.h to 64, thereby
forcing transmission of only 64-byte-sized bulk messages, and there were
no more timeouts, everything works fin
Sorry but I do not know anyone near me who uses USB on Linux.
But I am almost convinced it is a USB related problem, as I pointed out
in my last posting to Bill Slade. There have been other reports of a
behaviour quite similar to what I experienced on the USB mailing lists
so maybe I should put up
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Do you have access to a different machine (different motherboard or
at least different USB adapter) or a USB adapter card that you could
try? I've seen similar prob
Thanks for your suggestion, but I think scanner.c 0.4.5 (included in
kernel 2.4.7) is up to date. Which version of scanner.c do you refer to?
Did I overlook a new version on David Nelson's web site?
Stephan
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Bill Slade wrote:
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> Dear Stephan,
> Updating scanner.o to the latest versio
