Hi,

I have similar problems with my Canon LIDE 220. Please see the thread I recently started entitled "Canon LIDE 220". Bottom line is I get it to work very well using USB3 by setting the environment variable

SANE_DEBUG_GENESYS_LOW=7

Disabling USB3 may be another way of masking a race (timing) problem. Maybe the same problem for both models? I'm a retired sys admin and not so strong on programming so maybe you can do better than me messing with the code.

John

On 07/10/2015 03:56 AM, Michael wrote:
Michael writes:
I was wondering if anyone can help me regarding problems using my scanner,
a CanonLiDE 210, on Ubuntu 14.10,
libsane 1.0.24-1.1ubuntu1.  It worked previously with Ubuntu 14.04,
libsane 1.0.23.  Now when I try
to scan (with xsane or simple-scan), it usually aborts with a grinding
noise and I have to disconnect the
scanner.  It works with a different system running OS X.  On-line searches
suggest that this is a known
class of problem.

Downgrading to the Ubuntu 14.04 package helped last time I tried it,
though I seem to recall that the
previous time it did not.  sane-backends from git did not, though I did
build it as an Ubuntu package,
including Ubuntu patches (except the couple which would not apply).

Coming back to this over half a year later.  I found a number of reports
today regarding scanner problems with Sane and USB3, followed the
suggestions of disabling USB3 in my BIOS and lo and behold, I was
immediately able to scan two pages (not yet tried more) without any trouble.
  Running "scanimage --test" now also works.

$ apt-cache policy libsane
libsane:
   Installed: 1.0.25-git20150121-utopic0
[...]

Ditto for sane-utils.  Anything I can do to help move this along?  I do have
some programming skills, including basic understanding of the USB protocol
and Linux's usb_device sub-system, though I am chronically short of time
(aren't we all?)



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