Hi all,
Here's an update on the issues I found with Saned, snapscan on Sparc
Solaris 7:
I moved the Acer 610ST scanner to an Ultrasparc 10 system, and found the
same problems as on the Sparc 4, with the scan clients crashing on
preview. So, I swapped the scanner for a Microtek 6USL, and now it
works!!
Clearly the problem was with the snapscan backend, although it works
perfectly on a Linux box, but not Solaris. Now there are only a few
issues remaining:
1) It seems the microtek2 backend won't wake up the scanner when it had
shut off the scanner light source. It scans a black image, (because
there's no light source), unless you first turn off and on the scanner
so it initializes, and the light comes on.
2) The Xsane-0.71-Win32 client works well (thanks Oliver!), except, not
on an Athlon box running Win2000. It works fine on Pentium (I, II, III)
machines running Win95, Win98 and Win2000, but crashes on the Athlon.
Seems like a compiler bug to me.
3) Another microtek2, xscanimage issue: in xscanimage, an option
appears to scan in 8bpp or 12bpp. The 8bpp works fine, but the 12bpp
setting doesn't scan properly, and produces weird results. (I know, who
needs 12 bpp anyway, but actually it might be useful for me, because I
sometimes digitize aerial photography film, where the higher bit depth
can actually mean something.) Any suggestions?
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