Hi, ok, here is an update, i now use the libusb port from capefox and stole the make file for sane-backend from openwrt :)
both now compile without errors, i am currently integrating the lot into the sdk.... i already have 3 scanners sitting here, i hope that i will be able to atleast have 1 of them detected :) for the 4MB part, i am not sure yet, for me it is not so critical, i already have 1 of the new LX832 sitting on my desk :-) however, you only need to copy the backend that you want to the fox, which should reduce the space needed drastically i'll keep you updated :-) i think cups would be the next 1 after this :-) --- In [email protected], "themarvman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Thanks John, please do. Does the original configuration (4mb flash) > Fox Board have enough permanent storage to hold SANE? Or would one > have to add storage? > > --- In [email protected], "blogic79" <john@> wrote: > > > > Hi, > > > > this is a good one, i started porting sane last night :) libusb is > > already in the patch since 2 days ago, i will finish sane tonight > > hopefully :) i'll keep you updated > > > > John > > --- In [email protected], "themarvman" <themarvman@> wrote: > > > > > > Hello, > > > > > > I'm new to Linux and embedded systems in general, and I'm > attempting to > > > use a document scanner with the Fox Board. Currently I'm > researching a > > > solution using an open source project called SANE (Scanner Access > Now > > > Easy) which facilitates scanning with Linux, and a SANE supported > > > scanner. For now I'm considering a USB scanner because I'm not > sure how > > > to go about adding SCSI capability to the Fox Board. > > > > > > Has anyone tried to implement a similar solution? Is the solution > even > > > possible with the Fox Board? Any advice or suggestions would be > greatly > > > appreciated, thanks! > > > > > >
