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hello I'm new on Linux, i got madriva one 2009. the things is that a i can not use these scanner, i means, i try to use de control panel, scanner but the wizard say: no scanner found, and it is conect property.
the company not exist any more so do you know how can i fix it?
The best place to look for scanner support is the Sane project. Go here -->http://www.sane-project.org/sane-mfgs.html and see if you can find the scanner. If it is not there and supported, you are probably out of luck.
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how can i fix it?
You would have to write your own driver. If you need a scanner, have a look through the supported scanners on that site, and buy one known to work.
tellme some thing please.....were ca i start reed about development drivers for linux?
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Originally Posted by camorri
The best place to look for scanner support is the Sane project. Go here -->http://www.sane-project.org/sane-mfgs.html and see if you can find the scanner. If it is not there and supported, you are probably out of luck.
You would have to write your own driver. If you need a scanner, have a look through the supported scanners on that site, and buy one known to work.
The best place to start would be the sane site I posted. There is some information on where to start for an unsupported scanner. Beyond that, I have no experience.
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