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Hi,
FYI, I've send this mail (as attachment) at Canon France ("contact").
Sorry, it's in French (but easy to understand),
Hi,
For my first post in this _new_ list, I think I've got some good news :-)
I've tested usbsnoopy and Vuescan with success [ *usb and SCSI* ] on
win98SE :-)
So : for now the FS4000 works with VuesScan with SCSI/usb in windows,
only SCSI in Linux.
Not tested other usb-sniffer on Windows. I'
Hi,
abel deuring a écrit:
> [cc-ed to new mailing list]
>
> sane-find-scanner detects the Canon scanner by sending a ACAI INQUIRY
> command to each SG device. The INQUIRY commands returns the data you
> also see from "rescan scsi bus" output: Things like device type and
> vendor/device name.
>
Hi everyone,
about Canon FS4000US USB/SCSI film/diapos scanner
First, it works fine with Vuescan but with scsi only. Vuescan is a good
software, so I decided to purchase a (pro) licence. And so I'll be able
to test new unsupported scanners with it, to find information if I can.
But, I want to
Hi,
Excuse me, I've found the backend-wrintig.txt, in the sane-backend cvs
snapshot. Don't know why I've missed it... :-/
Cheers
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Hi,
While translating, I've read "keep others users informed about what you
are doing" and later "this way no work is made twice" so I'm here...
First : I've begun to translate backend-writing.txt in french (for now
70% done). If someone is interested, or want to verify, I'll be very
happy.
Hi everyone,
Just for say :
backend-writing translation is 100% translated, and will soon be OK.
Need to be verified again before to be available. The new name is
backend-writing_fr_version.txt.
A (very serious) question :
Can the chipset inside FS4000US be a National Semiconductor LM98501
Hi everyone,
I'm posting here for the first time. So, please be gentle with me (and
for my poor english, please :-)
The first reason why I'm here is because I've got a CanonScan FS4000US
(think USB and SCSI), and this hardware doesn't work yet on Linux.
Thank you Canon :-(
Of course, I *real
Hi everyone,
I'm posting here for the first time. So, please be gentle with me (and
for my poor english, please :-)
The first reason why I'm here is because I've got a CanonScan FS4000US
(think USB and SCSI), and this hardware doesn't work yet on Linux.
Thank you Canon :-(
Of course, I *really
Hi Jonathan,
Jonathan Buzzard a écrit:
>
> That is a factually incorrect statement. If you are willing to part with
> money, then Vuescan supports this scanner under Linux. Just because
> there is no free software that supports this scanner, does not mean it
> does not runs under Linux.
Yes, my
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