** Description changed: I have here the slide scanner ‘Braun MultiMag SlideScan 6000’. When I connect it and switch it on, the colord-sane process is started during its approx. 2-minute self-calibration, which then disappears again. After that, the device is no longer listed via lsusb, so presumably the USB port is switched off. Even running the scan application does not prevent this. It is still recognised before the 2 minutes have elapsed: $ lsusb [.....] Bus 003 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub [.....] Bus 003 Device 008: ID 05e3:0142 Genesys Logic, Inc. Multiple Slides Scanner-3600 The only way to connect the scanner permanently and then use it is to connect the scanner to USB only after it's self-calibration. Then colord-sane will no longer be started. However, this obviously prevents the use of colour management. IMHO, it should not be the task of the colour management to switch off USB ports. I attach the USB capture with WireShark. + + For more details refer https://forum.ubuntuusers.de/topic/farbmanagment- + colord-sane-schaltet-usb-port-ab/
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