Hi! Finally after not being able to use my scanner for over a year, SANE now supports it! I scanned my very first pictures with it in b&w and color! Everything seems to be going fine.
For people interested in this, here is how I did it: first I loaded the module necessary to detect my SCSI card. It is the card which was delivered standard with the scanner, with chipset: dtct-436. So I can use it after typing as root: modprobe g_NCR5380 ncr_addr=0x280 dtc_3181e=1 If this doesn't work for you, you have a different scsi card and maybe this site can help you to detect yours: http://www.meier-geinitz.de/sane/docu.html In short this means that my scsi card is Mustek technology, but the scanner technology is not, for that matter. After downloading the latest sane-backend sources, which included support for the teco3 by Frank Zago my scanner was detected (sane-backends >= 1.0.8 + patches). Here my output: [eelco@eelco eelco]$ scanimage -L device `teco3:/dev/sg2' is a Relisys Scorpio flatbed scanner So the TRUST Imagery 2400SP looks like a nice mixture of several different products to me. I would hereby like to thank the SANE developers in general and Frank Zago in particular for their fine work on developing scannerdrivers: thanks to your driver my Linux Box now supports more of my hardware than windows does! (Trust stopped updating the driver since windows 98) Keep up the good work! Regards, Eelco
