Hi everyone,
I bought the Prisa 620ST a couple of months ago, tried to get it
working and gave up after I consistently got kernel panics from
the SCSI host adapter modules (atp870u with an ACARD card and
aha1542 with an AHA1542B). The panic string was "Foooooooood
fight!" in both cases.
Somehow it escaped me at that time that there is a SANE mailing
list...
Anyway I found the list now, read my way through the archives
and got the impression that the scanner should be working (with
or without transparency adapter). This gave me new hope and I'll
try again ;-)
Is there anything obvious I could have done wrong? The SCSI
panics seem to point to a very basic problem. Curiously, the
scanner was recognised and reported correctly when the host
adapter initially scanned the bus, but when sg was loaded later
on, the vendor, device type and model strings contained
garbage. Trying to scanimage -T or --help triggered the kernel
panic.
I was using snapscan version 0.8 and sane version 1.0.2 with a
2.2.14 kernel, btw.
aTdHvAaNnKcSe
Steffen.
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