If I'm reading the site correctly using the -d switch means you are going to
point it to the device (-d, --device-name=DEVICE).  Try using the -L switch and
see what it lists.  Also check and see if you have /dev/scanner and if so what
it is pointed at.

"Robert N. Eaton" wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> Well, today I bit the bullet and went out and bought a new Adaptec 2906
> card.
> 
> Linux seems to recognize the card.  I/O port information:
> 
>         I/O-Range               Used by
>         de00-debe               aic7xxx
> 
>         Bus 0   device 9        function 0
> 
>         SCSI storage controller Adaptec AIC 7850 (rev3).
>         Medium devsel. Fast back to back capable.  IRQ 11
>         Master capable. Latency=64, MinGut(?)=4. Max lat=4
>         IO at 0xde00 [0xde01]
> 
> Device information says:
> 
> SCSI Attached Devices:
> 
>         Host: SCSI0 channel : 00 ID : 04  Lun : 00
>         Vendor: UMAX    Model: Astra 1220s Rev: V1.3
>         Type: Scanner           ANSI SCSI revision : 02
> 
> I can't get xscanimage to work, either at the commandline or by icon.
> 
> scanimage -d gives me: scanimage: no SANE devices found .
> 
> How do I get sane to recognize the scanner?
> 
> Bob Eaton
> 
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