Oliver Rauch wrote:
>
> bob van der Poel wrote:
> >
> > Okay, I now have both my ide-scsi cdrom and the scanner working. It will
> > not work from boot, I have to manually do a modprobe for both the
> > ide-scsi and lha152x.... I ended up copying my old conf.modules file to
> > do this...and I'm sure there's a conflict somewhere. Any ideas
> > appreaicated.
> >
> > But, big problem now is that sane doesn't work. It's not my scanner,
> > etc: scanimage and xscanimage both work fine. However, xsane comes up,
> > but when I try to scan (or get a preview) I get a popup saying "i/o
> > error". Any ideas on this????
> >
> > Oh, this is using sane 1.0.3 and xsane .61
> >
> >
>
> Hi Bob,
>
> it looks like the ide via scsi driver makes problems - I already
> heard of these problems.
> The problems will not only occur with xsane but it is possible
> that they occur more often than with xscanimage.
>
>
Okay, I disabled all the idi-scsi stuff. There was an append statement
in my lilo.conf, the fstab file had an automount line, and the
conf.modules had the ide-scsi stuff as well. I'm pretty convinced that
there are no idi-scsi modules in memory. This makes absolutely NO change
to xsane. Same error message "Failed to start scanner...". Still,
xscanimage works fine.
So, what else can I check?
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