04-17-2017, 05:38 PM
Oh yes, indeed - sadly! Sorry, I should have made that clear.
I also restored the original plustek.conf file (I'd previously edited it to show the manufacturer and model id). The lsusb output still shows the correct Make and Model though (but I have kept a copy of my amended file in my home directory so perhaps it is getting these details from there?).
Nothing has changed with the real connectability of the device and software though.
I'm a bit confused how the SANE webpage can say the scanner is completely supported when none of these steps using SANE software seem to make a difference. Thank you, though, for your willing help - much appreciated.
I also restored the original plustek.conf file (I'd previously edited it to show the manufacturer and model id). The lsusb output still shows the correct Make and Model though (but I have kept a copy of my amended file in my home directory so perhaps it is getting these details from there?).
Nothing has changed with the real connectability of the device and software though.
I'm a bit confused how the SANE webpage can say the scanner is completely supported when none of these steps using SANE software seem to make a difference. Thank you, though, for your willing help - much appreciated.
Lite Phil
"The ideal is the enemy of the good."
Linux Lite also installed on 8Gb desktop, Samsung N145 Netbook (2Gb) and Philips Freevents Core2Duo (2Gb) laptop for personal use and 3 Dells and 2 Acers for others
"The ideal is the enemy of the good."
Linux Lite also installed on 8Gb desktop, Samsung N145 Netbook (2Gb) and Philips Freevents Core2Duo (2Gb) laptop for personal use and 3 Dells and 2 Acers for others