Windows does not allow filenames ending in a period ("."), preventing
this git repository from even being checked out on a Windows system.
Drop the trailing period in these two filenames. Both files will still
be skipped during the build, since they are not included in DESC_FILES
or DESC_EXT_FILES in doc/Makefile.am.
Fix the USB VID/PID in device descriptions to use lowercase hex digits.
Remove an extraneous description, having no name or USB VID, from the
epsonds file. Remove an extraneous interface in the description for the
Brother MFC-J1300DW.
Additionally, fix mispellings of "Flatbed" and "WiFi".
Initial support for Canon R40 SSM scanner with Letter-size ADF.
Hardware provides: gray/color, simplex/duplex, full-width, 300/600dpi
horizontal, with front mirrored horizontally.
Sent by Nakamura Iwao via sane-devel mailing list on Nov, 29th. I only
sorted the epson2 descriptions alphabetically.
Subject: [sane-devel] Additional model support for epson2 / epsonds backend
Message-ID: <TYCPR01MB7872CDD0461B7572D5DBD7A8EB669@TYCPR01MB7872.jpnprd01.prod.outlook.com>
This patch is based on the file "epson2_fix.patch" from the archive
"SANE-patch-for-epsonds-epson2-20210518-5.zip" sent to the sane-devel
mailing list. The following changes have been made on top of the
original patch:
* in epson2.desc, the upstream entry for ET-2600 has been dropped
because a better version was provided in the new additions
* the seperate entry for XP-240 has been merged into the combined entry
for XP-243/245/247
* the new entries have been sorted into the existing entries
* original changes to epson2_usb.c have been dropped and were recreated
using the updated epson2.desc and epson2usb.pl
- add new gray and color interlacing options for DR-C120
- initial support for DR-C120 and C130
- enable fine calibration for P-208 (per @sashacmc in !546)
- restructure fine calibration code
- initial support for uploading fine calibration payloads
- improve DR-C225 support
Most canon scanners require that the driver apply fine (per-cell)
calibration information. But a few require that the info be loaded
into the scanner. Here, we add initial support for that, though the
needed values are hardcoded instead of calculated.
David Ward