Am 01.03.2011 06:59, schrieb stef: > Le Wednesday 23 February 2011 22:17:09 Sebastian Reinhardt, vous avez ?crit : > ..... >>> Hello, >>> >>> thanks for these tests. Now I think that the 700F isn't just a clone of >>> >>> LiDE 100/200 and specific structures must be tuned. The first thing to do >>> is to define specific GPIO description for this model and see how it >>> fares. >>> >>> Regards, >>> >>> Stef >> Ok, how can I help You to make it work? > Hello, > > the steps involved in adapting the backend would be to record the USB > activity for a scan done under windows. Then process this log to extract GPIO > settings. A new GPIO define and a corresponding entry must be defined in > genesys_device.c . Then in genesys_gl847.c the gl847_init_gpio function may > be > have to be adapted. > To my opinion, there isn't much code to write but many tests to run in > order to check that the cnages are working like expected. So this task would > be better done by someone owning a 700F like you. > > Regards, > Stef >
Sorry, it took a while, but I have done it: I made log during scanning with winstone (some programms had some problems with xp). I have uploaded the log file of an 75dpi scan to this location: http://snr-solutions.de/UsbSnoop.log This file was generated by "SniffUSB-x86-2.0.0006". I hope this can help...... So Stef, if there is a new version of sane-backend, then I will test it again. -- Kind regaards Sebastian Reinhardt
