Jason Brown wrote:
> 
> The scanner should be detected as the scsi card is initialized/probed.  You
> can "cat /proc/scsi/scsi" to see what scsi devices are currently detected.
> The scanners are usually /dev/sg_  (make sure that modules is installed, if
> needed).  In most cases these dev's have root permissions set.  When you
> start xscanimage or xsane, it will tell you what devices are present and if
> you have linked a dev/sg_ to /dev/scanner (this is not needed).  You may
> want to chmod the proper dev to allow users to access the scanner.
> 
> I did have problems with Mandrake 7.1 and the Umax 1220S.  This distro uses
> sane 1.03, which has not worked, but other distros and Mandrake 7.0 which
> use earlier versions of sane work fine.  I am currently using debian
> (potato) and sane 1.02.

I am having a problem with getting my scsi card to be recognized by my
system; I don't know if it's because of my CD burner or because of the
scsi card itself; the card is the card that came with the scanner. From
what I can make of it it's a UDS-IS11 made by a company called
DOMEX(www.domexusa.com). So I'm stuck in the card-recognition part, and
I'm hoping like crazy it doesn't mean I have to go buy a real SCSI card. 

Lucas Vogel

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