MAKEDEV usb from the /dev folder accomplishes nothing.
From the usb folder it produces a /dev/usb/usb folder with all the devices. Apparently udev will not let me alter the /dev/usb folder. |
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You would think Debian would have udev pre-configured for usb scanners. Wishful thinking. Well, it looks like I need to learn more about udev. I did notice the absence of scanners in the usb portion of the rules and I did edit them in, but either I need to reboot, or there's something else I'm missing. The scanner shows up on lsusb and usbview, so I just need to convince udev it's there.
I wonder if that's also why my irda device isn't connecting properly. Probably. |
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After wasting an entire day on it I found out that sane-backend is supposed to use /proc/bus/....
Well, when I try to use Xsane, it looks in /dev/usb. Some part of the system is convinced that my lexmark is at /dev/usb/scanner0. I tried a symlink to /proc/bus/usb/001/003, but that never produced any response from the scanner itself. I'm moving to a new house and I packed the thing away. I guess I can remove my cmos battery to reset the password now. |
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