On Tue, 17 Jul 2001, karsten.festag@t-online.de wrote:
>Hi Pierre,
>I managed wine to recognize my scanner because it is a scsi-over
>parport one and there is the ppscsi driver for Linux. I have a patch
>for wine which traces the scsi-commands sent to the scanner. This is
>the easiest thing because you can use the SCSI-Support of SANE. If it
>is another parport protocol you may try to use the windows portmonitor
>(I don't remember where to get it, search for it) and trace the data
>that is sent over the parport. But I would suggest opening your scanner
>and writing down the types of the chips that are used. Then ask the
>group or search the web for specs of these chips. Probably you get
>information about the protocol this way.
I don't have the scanner. I just wrote my friend a note that I'm ready to
start, and hopefully she'll bring it soon. I downloaded the portmonitor but
haven't installed it yet.
phma
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