Thank for your reply, David Elliott wrote: > > Yeah, there should probably be better documentation. The first thing to > check is that the scanner does indeed show up in /proc/scsi/scsi. If it > doesn't then you need to reconfigure Linux before it is going to work and > that is beyond the scope of a document in the Wine tree. Happens that the Acer protocol it is not supported by parport kernel modules, as I know. I just tried with all kind scsi modules and doesn't recognized as a scsi device. If so, would be easiest to use SANE back/frontend. > > > If it does show up in /proc/scsi/scsi and you do have read/write access to > the device then your scanner software should work if it is expecting to talk > to the scanner via normal ASPI calls. If it wants to talk to the scanner > via the parallel port directly (which is how I thought most Windows parallel > scanner programs operated) then you need to figure out a way for it to do > that and disable SCSI over parallel in Linux. Of course if the program does > talk directly to the printer port then it probably needs a VxD to run and > that won't be supported. > > -Dave Ok, I have the VxD provides by the scanner software, but i have error messages about timeout with SCSI interface and inapropiate lun. In windows, the software installs a epp2scsi interface, and i suppose that i am not running such interface when i start the graphic program (maybe i am wrong, but i don't how to verify this). Note that in the scanner is working in vmware (so slow, of course). Thanks,
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