On 06.01.2009 21:00, Dieter Jurzitza wrote:
> Dear listmembers,
> dear Abel,
> dear Allan,
> thanks for the pointers. First of all, a "grep processor" within the
> desc-files results in nothing. I personally do not see a way how to extract
> this information from the desc-files, but maybe (hopefu
Dear Allan,
so, if I take your statement there is still one problem. "lshal" tells me that
my scanner is called "C7670A", the printing on it's top matches with the
hp.desc file and says "ScanJet 6350C".
Any location within sane to match the scsi-identifier to the actual
devicename?
Otherwise m
Dear listmembers,
dear Abel,
dear Allan,
thanks for the pointers. First of all, a "grep processor" within the
desc-files results in nothing. I personally do not see a way how to extract
this information from the desc-files, but maybe (hopefully!) I overlooked
something.
For better explanation:
On 06.01.2009 17:30, Dieter Jurzitza wrote:
> Dear listmembers,
> prior to doing a "deep down" search on my own, here's a question someone
> might
> be able to answer to me:
>
> The move in openSUSE from "conventional" permission distribution to hal
> recently started caused issues with SCSI s
Dear listmembers,
prior to doing a "deep down" search on my own, here's a question someone might
be able to answer to me:
The move in openSUSE from "conventional" permission distribution to hal
recently started caused issues with SCSI scanners.
By the help of the hal-developers I found a workar
So, long story short, all you need is a list of all the machines that
say they are 'processor'? It was a short-lived hack, and none of those
are made anymore, AFAIK, so your list will be finite and short.
IIRC- every machine supported by the hp backend calls itself a
processor, and some (all?) of
Are you asking if there is a way to produce a list of all machines
which call themselves a 'scanner' and which call themselves a
'processor'?
allan
On Tue, Jan 6, 2009 at 11:30 AM, Dieter Jurzitza
wrote:
> Dear listmembers,
> prior to doing a "deep down" search on my own, here's a question someo
