Pascal Terjan <pascal@ace.nl> writes:
> I recently bought a Snapscan e20 because I saw it support had been added
> in April.
> I'd like to know if it should work.
Steffen Hübner <xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> Hi!
>
> I was able to get an e20 working per USB.
>
> My config:
> Kernel 2.4.2
> Kernel USB Scanner driver 0.4.5
> Sane 1.0.4
> Snapscan 20010319
>
> Two things are to make:
> First, add the IDs of the e20 to Kernel source
> linux/drivers/usb/scanner.h (or ~.c repectivly):
>
> ...
> { USB_DEVICE(0x06bd, 0x2091) }, /* SnapScan
> e20 */
> ...
>
> (I'll be in contact with the author to add these IDs
> in future releases.)
>
> Second, add your e20 to the (previously patched with
> snapscan-20010319) sane-backends/backend/snapscan.h:
>
> Add in
> typedef enum
> ...
> SNAPSCAN_E20,
> ...
>
> and in
>
> static struct SnapScan_Model_desc scanners[] =
> {
> ...
> {"SNAPSCAN e20", SNAPSCAN_E20},
> ...
>
> Thats all! Compile and smile!
>
> Maybe you have to add an /dev/usbscanner device node,
> if not already there.
> Install a correct snapscan.conf and the scanner is
> working.
>
> B/W scan is working just fine, but still minor
> problems remain in color scanning. The RGB colors are
> "shifted" for a few pixels for some reason...
> I don't know how to correct it for now.
>
> So far...
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