Hi JB, > > > Setting up libsane-dev (1.0.19~cvs20071213-1) ... > > > > I shutdown and restarted xsane. All appears to be well. > > The preview operates as expected, no further tests run. > > Here is the output from scanimage -L > > $scanimage -L > > device `v4l:/dev/video0' is a Noname Hauppauge WinTV-HVR1100 DVB-T/H > > virtual device > > device `hp5590:libusb:001:005' is a HP 5590 Workgroup scanner > > $ > > That's without the hp5590.conf config file, right ? > Correct. As far as I can tell all the *.conf files are deleted and replaced. The /etc/sane.d/hp5590.conf file is gone.
> > Let me know if further work is needed, and thanks for the your input. > > Only the answer to the question above ;) And if you could check the > behaviour when the ADF is jammed, we may be able to clear up #456011 > too :) Qualified success. For information, I created the jam by taping the trailing edge of an A4 page to the tray when it was halfway through the scanning process in ADF mode. The process threw up a window with an error message saying the document had jammed. Clicking on the scan button gives now gives the message : "failed to start scanner: device busy" Both xsane and scanimage -L fails to find the scanner once xsane is closed. However, if the "reset" button on the scanner is pressed, and xsane restarted, the scanner is found. Similarly scanimage -L now works. While I cannot be certain, I believe that the scanner's behaviour has changed. My recollection of the earlier behaviour is that neither the reset button, the on/off switch, nor disconnecting the power lead had any effect. The bug is fixed IMHO. The "reset" switch is a sufficient remedy. Let me know if I should confirm this by reinstalling the old code and re-running the test. Richard -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
