Public bug reported:
Bought new Epson V19 scanner, and it works fine on my wife's computer
running Windows 7, and also on my computer running Windows XP. Rebooted
my computer into Ubuntu 18.04.3, and installed the driver packages
recommended by Epson (version 3.61.0 for Ubuntu 18.04, 64 bit, release
date 12-26-2019) using their install.sh file with the without-network
option (imagescan 3.61.0, imagescan-plugin-gt-s650 1.0.2, and imagescan-
plugin-ocr-engine 1.0.2). Looking at these packages using Aptitude, it
appears that they are installed OK with no missing dependencies.
Imagescan (on the graphical desktop) appears to find the scanner, and
when you click to scan, you can hear the scanner seeming to run
normally, but no image is produced at the end. Using the terminal,
lsusb, sane-find-scanner, and scanimage -L all seem to work fine for
finding the scanner. But when I try scanimage -T, no image file is
produced, although you can hear the scanner appearing to do a normal
scan. So it appears that all the control functions are working fine,
but the problem is getting the scan data. I also tried the suggestions
in this video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8q82X7PpRaQ) titled
"ubuntu 18.04 scanner problems how to fix them" concerning bug 1728012.
In the end, nothing appears to have changed, so it appears I didn't make
it any better or any worse. Any help would be greatly appreciated,
including referring me to another place if I'm not posting in the right
place yet. Thank you.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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New Epson V19 scanner problems under Ubuntu 18.04.3
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