-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 This got no replies, so I guess I'll bring it back up. I have no ideas myself how to fix this. On Sunday 18 March 2001 13:28, Carl Lundstedt wrote: > Ok, here's a shot in the dark to see if anyone has any suggestions: > I have a powerpc running yellowdog linux 1.2 (my current pet project). I > put an HP scanjet IIc on it and I'm trying to get sane to work correctly. > I've heard Macs are great for graphics ;). The machine finds the scanner > (at first) and reports what device it is (/dev/sgc) with a find-scanner > command, but when I issue either a > scanimage -L (to list the available devices) > or a > scanimage -d hp:/dev/sgc > the program seems to hang (as though its querying hardware) and eventually > fails. After issuing the scanimage command, the find-scanner no longer > sees the scanner. > I've tested the scanner under MacOS (UGH! SoOoOoO slow) and it seemded to > work. > So here's my questions: > 1) Anyone use sane? Am I issuing the commands wrong (I've tried every > thing I could think of in terms of flags and passing the device with quotes > around it etc)? Is there a better flag to pass the command to get a better > response or to curb queries and force a device? I've looked through the > man pages over and over, but I won't say I didn't miss something. > 2)Is the hp driver mature? > 3)Can someone recommend a *inexpensive* scsi card I could pick up to try > this on an i386 machine? Should I give it up on the Mac? > > Any input would be helpful. > > Carl - -- J.R. Wessels http://cse.unl.edu/~jwessels jwessels@xxxxxxxxxxx -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.0.4 (GNU/Linux) Comment: For info see http://www.gnupg.org iEYEARECAAYFAjq4E+EACgkQPyYL0z/t9yK4WQCgpgNF/sKqX2M5DaN8LXfF1wlt DTIAnihqWE3Por2JgNh/TUThNDrO4y8O =WCGk -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----