failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/usb/scanner0.
CANON SCANNER SOFTWARE MAC MG6620 DRIVER
# you have loaded a kernel SCSI driver for your SCSI adapter.Ĭhecking /dev/usb/scanner. If you expected something different, make sure that failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sgz. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sgy. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sgx. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sgw. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sgv. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sgu. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sgt. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sgs. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sgr. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sgq.
failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sgp. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sgo. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sgn. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sgm. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sgl. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sgk. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sgj. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sgi. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sgh. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sgg. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sgf. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sge. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sgd. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sgc. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sgb. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sga. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sg9. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sg8. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sg7. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sg6. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sg5. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sg4. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sg3. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sg2. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sg1. failed to open (Invalid argument)Ĭhecking /dev/sg0. # scanner is powered up and properly connected to your computer.Ĭhecking /dev/scanner. # result is different from what you expected, first make sure your # sane-find-scanner will now attempt to detect your scanner. This is sane-find-scanner from sane-backends 1.0.24 Which came with this software (README, FAQ, manpages). If you were expecting something different,Ĭheck that the scanner is plugged in, turned on and detected by the That covers just about everything I can imagine. I also tried adding this to /etc/sane.d/nf: and as you see, I commented out the hp in case that was an issue. I also tried adding pixma to /etc/sane.d/dll.conf: + + sane_backends_pixma : SANE_BACKENDS setting for building the pixma backend + + sane_backends_net : SANE_BACKENDS setting for building the net backend
I've recompiled sane-backends and have verified that "equery uses sane-backends" shows: The hp is because of an hp all in one we're getting rid of. However it doesn't seem to me that sane-find-scanner is even trying to find any network scanners. It very well might not be supported.I haven't figured that out yet. I'm trying to get sane to see a networked Canon PIXMA MG6620 network scanner. Posted: Thu 1:22 am Post subject: sane and Canon PIXMA MG6620 over network? Gentoo Forums Forum Index Kernel & Hardware Sane and Canon PIXMA MG6620 over network? Gentoo Forums :: View topic - sane and Canon PIXMA MG6620 over network?
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