https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=356124
--- Comment #5 from David <linuxdav...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Kåre Särs from comment #3) > "Bit Depth: 36-bit color" means that the hardware has 12 bits per color and > that probably means that the "driver/backend" can pad with 0 for 16bit/color > or strip away the lower bits for 8bits/color > Thanks! I don't understand what it means :-) > There should be a combobox option available that is called "bit depth" or > "color depth"... setting this to 8bits should fix the problem.... if there Where do I found that option? Client-machine or server-machine? > is no such option could you run the following command in the terminal and > make a scan with as low resolution as possible: > > SANE_DEBUG_NIASH=255 skanlite You can find the command in Doc255.txt > Then attach the output here. You could experiment with different levels of > debug by changing 255 to something lower like 128, 32, 16.... if there is > faaar too much repeated lines ;) > > The scanner specs say USB or parallelport so I guess you are running saned > on the old machine to share the scanner... I know that there is a > big/little-endianness problem when using saned and 16bit/color.... > > Hope this helps You can found the command "SANE_DEBUG_NET=16 skanlite" in Doc16.txt PS: "Helios" is the name of pc-server (with Lubuntu + Scanner), "Dolphin" is the name of pc-client (where I use Skanlite). Thanks! :-) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
