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<H1>Re: SANE and general USB support</H1>
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<STRONG>From:</STRONG> Oliver Neukum (<A HREF="mailto:Oliver.Neukum@lrz.uni-muenchen.de?Subject=Re:%20SANE%20and%20general%20USB%20support&In-Reply-To=<00101118390301.01412@ghanima>"><EM>Oliver.Neukum@lrz.uni-muenchen.de</EM></A>)<BR>
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<STRONG>Date:</STRONG> Wed Oct 11 2000 - 09:32:24 PDT
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Am Mit, 11 Okt 2000 schrieben Sie:
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<EM>> Hi,
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<EM>> I'm interested in improving USB support inside of SANE since I have a USB scanner (Acer 640BU). I'd like to see if anyone else is currently working in this area. I must admit I have only looked at version 1.0.3
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(not CVS) and only about a months worth of the mailing list archive.
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<EM>> I see three main problems effecting current USB scanners in SANE. First, there is no generic support for USB like there is for SCSI (ie sanei_scsi.c).
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This means that we can not override these functions to always return failure
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on platforms that do not support USB. At the least, this should mean that any
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USB scanner drivers will fail to compile on non-Linux platforms when USB kerenl
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functions are called. > > Next, there needs to be enhanced support in the
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sanei_config2.c files. They understand a SCSI keyword in config files and will
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search a /proc directory to find it. The same should be implemented for USB. >
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<EM> > Lastly, most of the scanner drivers are SCSI oriented and support placing
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just a device name in the config like like /dev/scanner. The problem here is
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that we do not do any error checking inside of scsi open() functions to make
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sure its actually a SCSI device. We also immediately start doing SCSI related
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ioctl() calls. Since /dev/scanner is a generic link, on systems with USB
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scanners we start doing SCSI ioctl()'s during scans to see whats out there.
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This tends to lock up the current versions of the USB kernel code (well, it
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takes minutes for it to time out anyways). > > I'd like to address these 3
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issues. Is it OK for me to start hacking the sanei directory or should I
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discuss some designs with someone? > > Thanks, > Chris
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<P>Hi,
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<P>David Nelson for the generic usb scanner kernel driver, would be one to speak
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There are no kernel level usb calls. The usbscanner driver will transfer to
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the scanner what you write() and read from the scanner what you read().
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You can hardly make such things fail at compile time.
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<P>You could scan /proc/bus/usb/devices.
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Do you think that a backend can operate on scsi and usb
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without knowing about differences in the busses ?
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