Ouaou! Imagine that. Now I know what the command RELEASE is for. Sadly I
don't know how to use it. I suppose you have more than one device in the
SCSI don't you? Unfortunately I have only one so I can't really test the
possible race conditions...
I would very much appreciate if your comments were redirected to the
SANE mailing list so we can get some feedback.
SANE mailing list is not a heavy one (about 15 mails per day) but you
don't have to subscribe. If you send mails to
and you don't forget to put on Cc: yourself you hopefully you get all
the interesting answers.
Currently there is another person who tried to use the backend but
unfortunately he has a OneScanner (256 shades of Gray). I hope that I
will be able to help both of you with one development effort after july
8.
About the documentation issue I haven't decided yet. I think the best
thing is to write it by myself since I am the author (and the one to
blame). However I would be more than happy if you could possibly revised
it since my english are not so much polished.
Also I posted this mail reply to the SANE list in order to get some
feedback. I hope it is allright with you. So let's go public.
Dear SANE developers/advanced users
-Should a backend release a SCSI bus? and when?
-What's is the "official" Sane backend documentation format? Man Page?
Milon
PS
I HOPE I haven't screwed everything with the mail replies and forward
addresses. In case I did I am sorry...
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