On Wed, 27 May 2015 23:10:03,
Andrew Greig said,
My question was how can a proprietary product, completely stand-alone in
>my ~/ , load in seconds, and discover the SCSI card in seconds, and be
>ready to work?
The scsi specifcation requires any device to be able to clearly identify
itself. This is required to get around exactly this issue.
Xsane, when installed into a running machine has always needed a reboot to
>start working. In fact if I cancel a scan (I have learned not to do
this) Xsane will not even find the scanner until I reboot.
I have an Epson Perfection 4990 Photo scanner on a USB port, it does
exactly the same thing if one cancels a scan. I have also found a reboot is
the only way to get it working again. I cannot now remember if just
disconnecting it works.
I apologise for the poor formating I have yet to purchase a modem to allow
my old email system to work properly again.
Lindsay
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