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you are looking
for. Doing this is untested and may introduce other problems, so you'll want to
try without editing the file first.
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Alesh Slovak wrote:
> Rei Shinozuka wrote:
>> I am using sane-backends-1.0.20 with xsane-0.996 on ubuntu 9.04
>> 2.6.28-18-generic.
>>
>> I have a Epson Perfection V700 PHOTO (a.k.a. GT-X900).
>>
>> I can make scans with this setup, but I think the softwar
doubtful that this feature will make it into the epkowa driver.
It is still possible that the epson2 driver does/will support this feature, I
really don't know. Maybe Alessandro Zummo, the maintainer of the epson2 driver,
could chime in.
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animage to
see
if you get different results.
[1] http://avasys.jp/eng/linux_driver/download/
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uot; or just "requires DFSG". I
suspect that currently "DFSG" or "non-free" is being used which ends up
including the models that mention the proprietary network plugin.
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rack at seeing if I can reproduce this to make 100% sure it's
not an issue with your hardware. You'll have to hang tight before I can find an
Artisan 710 and some free time to investigate.
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with almost any version of iscan/epkowa. All you would
need
to do to use your Artisan 710 with an older version of iscan/epkowa is to add
the USB id to the /etc/sane.d/epkowa.conf file. Your mileage may vary.
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ave to select your scanner and fill in
the
short questionnaire):
http://www.avasys.jp/lx-bin2/linux_e/spc/DL1.do
Again, grasping at straws.
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On 05/18/2010 05:11 PM, Alesh Slovak wrote:
> One more thing you could try is a different distro. You could try
> downloading Ubuntu 10.04, run it as a live cd and download and install
> the latest iscan/epkowa package found here (you have to select your
> scanner and fill
; 'scanimage -L' doesn't list it any more.
Could this be a permissions issue? Can you scan as root?
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On 05/25/2010 04:40 PM, kltrg wrote:
> Am 25.05.2010 01:25, schrieb Alesh Slovak:
>> Could this be a permissions issue? Can you scan as root?
>
> No. 'sudo scanimage -L' says no scanners where found, too.
>
> I still didn't manage to scan although I now
with the flatbed without the need
to run back and forth between the computer and the scanner. Of course, simply
using the ADF will accomplish the same thing.
I am not sure what kind of buttons are on the GT-2500, but iscan only supports
one kind of button, the "start scan" button.
Happy
e proceeding with the scan. It
should be available from scanimage. This was only ever meant to work with
flatbed scanning, not sure how well it will work with the ADF, if at all.
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that these changes will enable us to deliver driver updates to
our
users in a more efficient and timely manner.
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Attached are changes to epkowa.desc (against the git snapshot of 2010-07-11).
If someone with commit privileges could add these changes, I would be grateful.
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On 07/12/2010 07:17 PM, Julien BLACHE wrote:
> Applied, thanks.
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e computer after installation for
device permissions to be correctly setup.
If the problem persists, try scanning as root. If you can scan as root but not
as a regular user, then this indicates a permissions issue and we'll have to
dig
a little further to find the cause of the prob
ction-v330)
- GT-S630 (requires esci-interpreter-perfection-v330)
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Attached are changes to epkowa.desc (against the git snapshot of 2010-09-16).
If someone with commit privileges could add these changes, it would be much
appreciated.
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On 09/18/2010 02:39 AM, Julien BLACHE wrote:
>> Attached are changes to epkowa.desc (against the git snapshot of
>> 2010-09-16).
>>
>> If someone with commit privileges could add these changes, it would be
>> much appreciated.
>
> Applied, th
we have a
sane with none of the features that people want.
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backwards
compatible release, SANE 1.1. Releasing a backwards incompatible SANE
2.0 all of a sudden seems to be jumping the gun a bit if you ask me.
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wait until Olaf gets back so he can take another look at
this.
Sorry I wasn't able to help.
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Hi,
I work with Olaf and he asked me to take a look at this problem.
Unfortunately, I was not able to reproduce it.
I confirmed that the horizontal resolution list in xsane is indeed
missing many entries. However, scanimage lists all the resolutions
correctly. Recompiling sane, scanimage and xs
big you may want to compress them and send them
off list.
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to the network (you may need
additional hardware to do this) and configure it as mentioned in Olaf's
release announcement, you may be able to use it with the network plugin.
If you are able to do this and let us know how it goes, it would be much
appreciated.
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t should be possible to
compile it under Mac OS X, but may take a bit of work.
It is the iscan frontend that does, unfortunately, require some binary
blobs and cannot be compiled for Mac OS X. It would still be possible,
however, to use the epkowa backend on Mac OS X with other SANE frontends.
yes, you
won't find it anywhere. I am not exactly sure why this message is being
displayed, but it shouldn't be a problem.
Alesh
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uldn't be a problem.
>
> That's what I gathered. But I still think it is a (cosmetic, low
> priority) bug. Perhaps it can be registered as such.
We haven't seen this error in our testing, and seeing as how you
installed with a very unorothodox method, I am tempted to chalk it up t
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"Provides: iscan-interpreter (= 2.1)" and delete it.
This should fix the warnings for now. We hope to fix this packaging
problem for the next release.
Thanks to all those who reported this problem.
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Alessandro Zummo wrote:
> those twos are already defined. btw, may I uncomment the
> section that enables them in my drivers?
>
Now that SANE is using git, why not create a branch where everyone can
re-enable the API changes and continue their work, leaving the current
"master" just in cas
Hi,
I am a developer on iscan.
> I installed iscan 2.19.2-1 (it's the one which is supposed to have the
> udev error fixed) from the avasys website but not only does it not
> support network scanning, but also when the printer is connected locally
> via USB it gives me the "Could not send command
soulfly wrote:
> Can I just install the scanner driver without the printer driver? The
> printer and fax already work OK with the drivers from sidux. Also, am I
> clear that the newest version of Image Scan(1.20.0-6_i386.deb) does not need
> the fix-script?
Image Scan only contains the driver for t
Hi Jean-Michel,
I am a developer on iscan, I'll try to answer some of your questions.
Jean-Michel Pour? wrote:
> 1) Sane + iscan
>
> If I buy an Epson Perfection v350 or Epson Perfection v500, I guess I
> have to use iscan. Is plugging sane into iscan a reliable solution?
iscan already uses SANE
ur scanner locally via USB. If this happens, the easiest thing to do
is to reinstall iscan.
Reports of any successes/failures using unsupported network hardware
would be appreciated. This information could help in getting "official"
network support status for your device.
Happy scanni
Attached are changes to epkowa.desc (against the CVS snapshot of
2009-09-14).
If someone with commit privileges could add these changes, I would be
grateful.
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Alessandro Zummo wrote:
> is this the Epson ESC language over TCP/IP or something else?
Unfortunately, I am not at liberty to discuss any implementation details
about the network plugin. I am as disappointed about that as you are.
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m. allan noah wrote:
> committed.
Thanks!
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-X820 (requires iscan-plugin-gt-x820)
- PX-402A
- PX-502A
Attached are changes to epkowa.desc (against the git snapshot of
2009-10-13).
If someone with commit privileges could add these changes, I would once
again be grateful.
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Julien BLACHE wrote:
> Committed and pushed out.
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fixes automatic device setup for the following distributions:
- Ubuntu 9.10
- Mandriva Linux 2010.0
- Fedora 12
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ich should now fix this
problem so you no longer have to manually edit the udev rules file.
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odels supported by the epkowa driver from the
comments column in the supported scanner list found here:
http://www.sane-project.org/lists/sane-backends-external.html#S-EPKOWA
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neration script and have third parties add their desc files to a
folder and trigger a regeneration of the rules.
Any thoughts, or is this going outside the scope of SANE?
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trying to solve. I need to provide
users with day one support for their scanners. I'd really like to do that
without users having to scan as root or fiddle with udev rules.
It may be that this is a problem that is more appropriately handled at the
distro level, but I was hoping that in
package maintainers I know are on the list. How
willing would maintainers be to package such a script?
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Julien BLACHE wrote:
> Alesh Slovak wrote:
>> We can't use a static rules file because each distro uses slightly
>> different syntax. And even then, we can't keep up with all the changes
>> distros themselves keep making to their udev rules files resulting in
>
nerate those rules can't hurt. It certainly won't
fix the mess you mention, but it will give third parties and users an easy way
to add new rules.
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ny
problems at all, but we decided not do that anymore just in case. I haven't
seen
any problems with this, but we should be careful.
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get from users while allowing epkowa and
other third parties to safely and reliably support any distribution that
actually implements these changes.
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rinciple. The devil is in the details, however.
Indeed.
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f
the location of the .desc files and making sure the generated udev rules LABELs
are unique (or non-existent), it doesn't really sound like there is anything to
be done outside of packaging changes.
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Johannes Meixner wrote:
> On Nov 18 09:20 Alesh Slovak wrote (shortened):
>> But like I said, I really don't care who is the cause
>> of this problem, I just want to see if we can fix it somehow.
>
> If you don't care who is the cause of this problem,
> you c
is problem, but
can't guarantee when I'll be able to get back to you on this.
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iscan if you want to scan with the TPU.
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(offlist please):
- /lib/udev/rules.d/*libsane.rules
- /lib/udev/rules.d/*iscan.rules
- /etc/udev/rules.d/*libsane.rules (if it exists)
- /etc/udev/rules.d/*iscan.rules (if it exists)
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alesh.slo
this works for you.
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.desc (against the git snapshot of 2009-12-13).
If someone with commit privileges could add these changes, I would be grateful.
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w has
RPM 64-bit, Debian 32 and 64-bit packages in addition to an updated 32-bit RPM
plugin package.
The list of plugins not supported by the latest version of Image Scan! for
Linux
now looks like:
- gt-7200
- gt-7300
- gt-f500
- gt-f520
- gt-f600
- gt-9400
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Julien BLACHE wrote:
> Alesh Slovak wrote:
>> If someone with commit privileges could add these changes, I would be
>> grateful.
>
> Done.
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your documents
when doing a preview. Once zoomed in you just have to click "Acquire Preview"
again and XSane will rescan the visible area at a higher resolution.
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gins and these are only provided for ix86 and amd64 architectures.
The
DX4400 is one of these devices.
One thing you could do is file a support request for ARM support for your
scanner. You may do so here:
https://avasys.jp/eng/contact/inquiry/inq_form4_en.php
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udev
Attached are changes to epkowa.desc (against the git snapshot of 2010-02-21).
If someone with commit privileges could add these changes, I would be grateful.
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Julien BLACHE wrote:
> Alesh Slovak wrote:
>> Attached are changes to epkowa.desc (against the git snapshot of 2010-02-21).
>
> Applied and pushed out.
Thanks.
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achine and see if you get the same results.
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at the bottom of the page. Download and install it.
Let me know if you have any further problems.
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k with the epson
or epson2 backends because they do not support the plugin scanners.
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es a non-free
plugin. You'll have to download the binary from the Avasys download site here:
http://www.avasys.jp/lx-bin2/linux_e/scan/DL1.do
Just select your model, fill out the short survey questions and download and
install all the necessary packages.
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wa.conf. In your case it should
look
something like this:
interpreter usb 0x04b8 0x0131 /usr/lib/esci/libesci-interpreter-gt-f720
Also make sure the firmware file for this model `esfw8b.bin` is located under
/usr/share/esci/
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go wherever you want as long as
you specify where it is in epkowa.conf via the interpreter line. The V10 and
V30
have slightly different lineages and use different directories for their
firmware files.
> Thanks a load :))
> <:beer:>
Glad to be of help.
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ls in increasing level of feedback:
- FATAL
- MAJOR
- MINOR
- INFO
- CALL
- DATA
- CMD
- HEX
- IMG
The highest level, IMG, includes the raw image data in the log. I would avoid
that one.
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l as well. Most, if not all of these scanners are
fully supported by epson2, including network scanning, as far as I know. So
depending on what exactly you are searching for you might be inadvertently
dropping these scanners as well.
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ep the strings consistent.
I was just pointing out that you need to be careful about the search terms your
script uses to identify interpreter models so that you don't exclude models
that
use the (entirely optional) network plugin.
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e also
constantly compiling on Debian testing. The oldest version of GCC that we've
compiled with lately is 3.2.2 on Red Hat 9 and that only required a few small
fixes to get working.
[1] https://avasys.jp/eng/contact/inquiry/inq_form4_en.php
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d be all that is necessary to obtain a log.
It would also be helpful to know what distribution you are using, what version
of the iscan package you have installed and what SANE frontend you are trying
to
use it with.
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You may want to just install your custom compiled version on top of the
installed binary packages to take advantage of all the free setup they give you.
Let me know if you have any further questions.
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alesh.
e
support form here:
https://avasys.jp/eng/contact/inquiry/inq_form4_en.php
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tion I have, the maximum width you could possibly get out
of the V500's TPU is 17,280 pixels @ 6400 dpi. This definitely requires the
code
modification and editing of the fs-blacklist as I instructed you before.
I hope all this made some sense.
Let me know if you can get it to work.
l need to edit
the
fs-blacklist (remove reference to GT-X900) to be able to scan larger areas at
higher resolutions. Again, I'll cite the obligatory notice of the
unsupported/untested nature of doing this.
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> On Thu, 04 Mar 2010 08:29:13 +0900
> Alesh Slovak wrote:
>
>> There is one hitch I can think of with this. We use a non-free component to
>> support the network protocol as well. Most, if not all of these scanners are
>> fully supported by epson2, including network
o the bottom and fill out the short
questionnaire to access the scanner drivers.
You'll need to download and install the appropriate iscan, iscan-data and
iscan-network-nt packages for your system.
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alesh
7;t think
that many people around here have much experience getting SANE to work on
Windows.
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ed in the SANE source. However, because the epkowa
backend is external, the libsane rules file does not include it.
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