--- You wrote: I'd suspect the usual termination/ID issues. MAke sure the scanner is on before booting the Mac. --- end of quote --- I've had a scanners (an Agfa and a Polaroid, and come to think of it maybe that ancient Nikon I got on Ebay) that were very fussy about which scsi ID they were on. In one case, I think it was a UMax on a 68k Mac, the thing had to be first on the external chain and unit 1.
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