Hi, it seems, that there's at least a compilation problem with Kernel 2.2.19. The umax_pp_low.c needs the linux/ppdev.h header, which is only part of newer 2.4.x Kernels. I think this should be solved in the configuration...
Gerhard On Saturday, 27. October 2001 02:17, Henning Meier-Geinitz wrote: > Hi, > > I have done some compilation tests on several platforms and the > results are pretty good. Only one compilation problem and this one is > not related to SANE. Some problems with running scanimage, however. > The backend maintainers have been informed. I can't test actual > scanning on most of the platforms. That'Äs why there are some question > marks. The table is the same as on the mostang.com website. > > Platform Compiler SCSI USB Shared dynamic X frontends > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Linux 2.4 i386 gcc 2.95.2 yes yes yes yes yes > Linux 2.2 i386 gcc 2.95.2 yes yes(1) yes yes yes > FreeBSD 4.3 i386 gcc 2.95.3 yes yes(2) yes yes yes > AIX 4.3 PPC (3) cc yes(?) no(?) yes yes ? > AIX 4.3 PPC gcc 2.95.2 yes(?) no(?) yes(4) yes(4) ? > Solaris 2.7 Sparc gcc 2.95 yes(?) no(?) yes yes yes > Solaris 2.7 Sparc ucbcc yes(?) no(?) yes yes no(5) > Irix 6.2 MIPS cc yes(?) no(?) yes yes yes > > > (1) Only with newer Linux versions or USB backport. > (2) At least mustek_usb gets stuck somewhere in the middle of the USB > communication. > (3) scanimage -L results in a segfault in snapscan.c (sane_init). > (4) sane-hp fails to load because of assert problems > (5) Problems with glib (inside glib.h). > > ? Can't test > yes(?) Can't test but looks like it will work > no(?) Can't test but looks like it won't work > > Bye, > Henning > _______________________________________________ > Sane-devel mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.mostang.com/mailman/listinfo/sane-devel
