Am Wednesday 08 June 2011 01:33:18 schrieben Sie: > Please keep this on the mailing list. That way it will get archived and > be searchable for everyone. > > gilada at web.de writes: > > Am Tuesday 07 June 2011 02:19:37 schrieben Sie: > >> "Wolfram Heider" <wolframheider at web.de> writes: > >> > On Mon, 06 Jun 2011 23:20:57 +0200, Jeffrey Ratcliffe > >> > > >> > <jeffrey.ratcliffe at gmail.com> wrote: > >> >> 2011/6/6 <gilada at web.de>: > >> >>> [snip original German, mine's to crufty by now] > >> > > >> > Jeffrey is right, but there are pretty a lot German speakers here. > >> > Unfortunately you gave us little information. For example which > >> > SANE-version do you have in use? What does scanimage -L in debug mode > >> > say? Did you change the USB-port? > >> > For this just as a quick shot in the dark: the packages from Debian > >> > tend to be a bit faulty from time to time. An installation of the > >> > source packages from the SANE server might help. > >> > As a quick workaround comment out in /etc/sane.d/dll.conf 'epson2' and > >> > uncomment 'epson'. That will exchange the backend/driver. > >> > > >> >> Gilbert is saying that he installed first sane, then xsane on Debian > >> >> 6 with KDE4.x, but that his Epson Perfection 1650 doesn't scan. > >> > >> Debian 6, that implies sane-backends-1.0.21-9 and xsane-0.997-2+b1. > >> There were a few fixes to the epson2 backend in sane-backends-1.0.22 > >> that affected the Perfection 1650. For what it's worth, the deprecated > >> epson backend ought to work fine. You may also try the epkowa backend > >> > >> that comes with Image Scan! for Linux available here: > >> http://avasys.jp/eng/linux_driver/download/ > >> > >> >> It starts to position the scan head, but a short time later he gets > >> >> the warning "Operation cancelled". > >> > >> If the problem persists, please provide a debug log with > >> > >> SANE_DEBUG_EPKOWA=HEX scanimage > /dev/null 2> debug.log > >> > >> if using the epkowa backend or > >> > >> SANE_DEBUG_EPSON2=127 scanimage > /dev/null 2> debug.log > >> > >> when using the epson2 backend. > >> > >> Hope this helps, > > > > Hi, > > > > thank you. Did the two debug.log files created in both read: "scanimage: > > no SANE devices found". > > Check that the epson2 (or epson) backend is enabled (not commented out) > in /etc/sane.d/dll.conf. Then check, as root, that the device is found > with > > scanimage -L > > That ought to list the device. Repeat that check as a normal user. If > it does not list the device, you need to add yourself to the scanner > group and log out and back in again. You can add yourself to the group > from the command line (as root) with > > adduser your-user-name scanner > > After that scanimage -L should list the device. > > > I will be times on the Sane-page look for new versions of current > > issues of sane 1.0.14-9 and I use xsane 0999-1. > > WRT sane-1.014, that only contains SANE frontends. For the device > "drivers" you need to look at sane-backends. > WRT xsane, that version is newer than the one in Debian's sid. Sounds > like you compiled something from source. > > > But possibly true for me also something wrong with the hardware > > detection Epson Perfection 1650th In the status bar to read xsane > > GT-8200 ... > > That the name the Perfection 1650 is marketed as in Japan. This is the > name that the device advertises so there is no problem with that. > > However! You say scanimage doesn't find the device but apperently your > xsane does. That's usually a sign that you have two SANE installations > on your machine: one from the distributions libsane packages (under > /usr/lib/sane) and one compiled from source (typically under > /usr/local/lib/sane). If that's the case get rid of one and try again. > > Hope this helps,
Hi Olaf, thank you. If I was in the file / etc / sane.d / dll.conf, 'epson' '# epson2' entry, and then run xsane, I get the message 'No Device available '. I swap between the two entries, the comment lines I get after the scanner moves the message 'Operation broken '. If I was in the console as root and user 'scanimage-L' send, I get that message: 'No scanners were identified. If you were expecting something different, check that the scanner is plugged in, turned on and detected by the sane-find-scanner tool (if appropriate). Please read the documentation Which came with this software (README, FAQ, manpages). " The user is and has been, however, the group scanner. The file sane-backends-1.0.22.tar.gz I've found and down loaded but created with the even I have my problems too rarely been used. 'm still trying to guide to install the package, '. / configure' nor does the 'make' is not found. But I did via synaptic Installs the following. 'libsane-extras-dbg API library for scanners - - extra backends [debug symbols]' possibly because the backends are there? Ok with the naming (GT-8200: 002) I just noticed so would indeed can be, thank you for the clarification. I looked at myself in the directories '/ usr / lib / sane' and '/ usr / local / lib / sane' to a directory 'sane' there for me only in '/ usr / lib / sane'. MSG Adam Gilbert (gilada):-D
