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Old 09-23-2007   #1 (permalink)
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Configuration Problems SCSI Scanner SUSE 10.2

Hi everyone,
Having problems installing a Microtek ScanMaker 4 under OpenSuse 10.2.
It can detect it -
with sane-find-scanner...
# found SCSI scanner "Microtek ScanMaker IV 1.50" at /dev/sg3

and under YAST -> Hardware -> Scanner - the scanner is found but the driver column reads "Not Configured".
There is no corresponding scanner driver either supported or unsupported when I click the Edit button and get taken to the "Scanner Model and Driver Selection" section.

Should I give up now? or is this fixable?

Thanks, Chris
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SANE - Supported Devices

If your scanner is unlisted you might try a model that has the same chipset as yours. Other then that there is not much you can do but buy a new scanner that is supported. Please alert the manufacturer of the problem, if enough people complain perhaps these guys will get the message.
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