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<H1>Re: What is interfering during xscanimage/xsane?</H1>
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<STRONG>From:</STRONG> Christian Nassau (<A HREF="mailto:nassau@math.uni-frankfurt.de?Subject=Re:%20What%20is%20interfering%20during%20xscanimage/xsane?&In-Reply-To=&lt;200101101028.LAA16700@siegel.math.uni-frankfurt.de&gt;"><EM>nassau@math.uni-frankfurt.de</EM></A>)<BR>
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<EM>&gt; - scanimage works fine with my Agfa SnapScan 1212
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<EM>&gt; - xscanimage/xsane give a preview looking somewhat shred when in color mode
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<EM>&gt; - the scanning process (color) with xscanimage does't even finish, the
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<EM>&gt; &quot;progress indicator&quot; seems to be frozen
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<P>This is just a guess: one difference between scanimage and
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xscanimage is that xscanimage uses the backend's get_select_fd()
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function. You could try to force snapscan's get_select_fd() to
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always return SANE_STATUS_UNSUPPORTED, and see if it works then.
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<P>(snapscan's get_select_fd returns the file descriptor fd of a pipe
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which is also used to transfer the image data. If a frontend
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tried to test readability using something like
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<P>&nbsp;&nbsp;try to get character from fd, the put it back
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<P>data would be lost, the image presumably sheared.)
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