I looked at the old patch and it was great because Javier did the hard work of rewriting the scansnap backend to work with the S1500. The only things he did incorrectly is leaving the Epson scanner USB IDs in the supported_usb_devices variable, and similary for the usb_device_descriptions variable and the NUM_SUPPORTED_USB_DEVICES define.
I see in patch set 9, you added a new 'fujitsu' backend, which is essentially what Javier's patch should have been. IMO, if you are going to keep fujitsu.c, it's better to just replace to remove the scansnap backend altogether. It is just a duplicate of the epson backend. Alternatively, don't add fujitsu.c, but replace scanscap.c's contents with fujitsu.c's contents. FWIW, I took Javier's patch and removed the Epson scanner USB IDs, and it worked fine for me. I imagine without the Epson IDs, it would not interfere with Epson scanners. It looks like you will have it worked out soon. Please backport the fix to Debian Squeeze too. Thanks! -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
