Marcel Pol wrote:
> > Here are the last few lines of output, where the errors are displayed:
> > ...
> > [microtek2] dump_area: SenseBuffer
> > 0: f00005ffffffe91f 0000000024000000 ........ ....$...
> > 16: 2800830060000000 0000000102030405 (...`... ........
> > 32: 060708090a0b ......
>
> It happens to me too that i get i/o errors.
> Strange thing is it happens even more with Sane 1.0.2 then with Sane 1.0.1.
> The firmware could make a difference, you should at least use Firmware 1.60 is
> what i've heard. There was just a mailing about that this week. My scanner has
> firmware 2.1 but it still happens, but well, maybe less then with older
> versions of the firmware.
Hi,
as already posted, I had similar problems with a Microtek X6 and -
indeed - it turned out to be a firmware bug.
My (buggy) Firmware version was V1.3 and now it works fine with V1.6.
Unfortunately Microtek refused to give me a firmware update,
so you will probably have to find someone with a more recent
firmware version, who is willing to make a copy (EPROM)
Sorry, that I can't help with ** your ** model.
Harald
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