Kris Tilford wrote: > I moved an HP-PSC-1210 AIO Printer/Scanner/Copier to a network > connection attached via USB to a 1TB Time Capsule. I was bummed to see > that Apple doesn't support network scanning, it's printing only over > Apple wireless networks. > > Now I see that this is a function of the router firmware, and that > those routers with hacked linux DD-WRT firmware DO support shared > network scanning under OS X. It works through the SANE for OS X > software, which has somewhat spotty hardware support, and I assume > doesn't support my AIO, but the idea that I could possibly scan over a > network device is attractive. > > Here's the article I found on this subject: > > <http://gadgets.boingboing.net/2009/03/10/how-to-make-your-own-2.html> > Hmmmm I must be doing something wrong. My HP c6xxx aio (at parents) has a network port and I scan from it all the time. wait testing this office jet 7310.............. works also both connected via a hub, to Speedstream or actiontec dsl modem/router
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