what do you mean "install" did you compile it?
what is causing the segfault? have you run it with strace? It seems you have been pointed to a number of solutions, and not tried them. On Wed, 24 Sep 2003 09:31:29+0000(GMT) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi there, > > > Perhaps Xsane does not set the focus distance correctly... > > I tried reinstalling the redhat 3.2.x gcc experimental version tonite. > It installs, but soon as I try to scan it segfaults... > > > I installed the latest version of gcc 2.96 from freshrpm's last > > night, and then tried to install the 2.96 version of Iscan. This > > time, Iscan installed without any problems - but does *nothing*. I > > doubt that the Iscan instalation broke the snae backend setup, > > because Xsane still works (crappely, but it *does* work). > > Iscan was developed on a box running Redhat 7.2, which looking at it > is a quite 'old' distro now. That is several point updates of kernel > behind the current, and also several point updates of gcc behind > current stable. > > > Oh, I wish the guys from Xsane and the guys from Iscan would start > > talking to each other! > > Epson would be better to release a totally proprietary Linux driver > with the scanners...that way they do not need to rely on sane > providing access to the scanner, which is where I believe the whole > process turns to runny poo... > > Kind regards, > > Chris Wilkinson, Christchurch. > > >
