Shea Martin <snowsquirrel@home.com> writes:
> I have posted a lot re: this scanner. I had it working under
> sane1.0.1. Had to format hard drive, and now trying to get it
> working with latest SNAPSCAN backed, and sane 1.0.4.
>
> The scanner will generally start scanning, but can never make it
> through an entire scan. The sound (of it working) usally comes to a
> halt, following by a lengthy pause, and then I get an error message
> saying that there was a failure with devie i/o.
There are a few lines in snapscan-source.c in the new snapscan which
look like this:
if(ps->pss->pdev->model == ACER300F
||
ps->pss->pdev->model == SNAPSCAN310
||
ps->pss->pdev->model == SNAPSCAN1236S
||
ps->pss->pdev->model == VUEGO310S
||
ps->pss->pdev->model == VUEGO610S)
{
ps->pss->expected_read_bytes = (size_t) ps->absolute_max;
}
Could you try to add your model in the if test (or just put your model
instead of another one). Then recompile. It corrected a problem rather
similar for other models.
If this is not enough, there are a few other places in snapscan code
with the same kind of test. You may try to do the same modification
there too.
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