[sane-devel] Preparing for a sane-backends release

[m. allan noah]

We are not dropping SCSI any time soon, don't worry about that.
However, you are the first 3097 user I have ever met! I'll send you a
separate email about fixing the duplex interlacing.

allan

On Mon, Sep 14, 2015 at 5:41 PM, jrdavis <jrdavis43 at comcast.net> wrote:
> I'm another that's perfectly happy with my SCSI interfaced scanner. a
> Fujitsu M3097DG - B&W!  It does everything I want, so I see no reason to
> replace it.
>
> My only issue is that, last time I checked it was still interleaving  the
> front and back of a page when duplex scanning.  ( two page images, both with
> diagonal stripes of front/back/front/back/...)
>
> (One of these days I'm going to dig into Sane and fix that..)
>
> Please, don't drop SCSI support without good reason!
>
> Jack  Davis
> -----------------------------
> Computer s/w & h/w since 1967 or so,
> OpenVMS support since 1980
> Linux user since 1994
> Happily retired since 2013
>
>
> On 09/12/2015 08:34 AM, Dr.-Ing. Dieter Jurzitza wrote:
>>
>> Hi Olaf,
>>>
>>> *****
>>> Me wonders too.  I haven't seen one this century.  I even wonder if SCSI
>>> scanners still need to be supported.
>>> *****
>>
>> happily using my HP6300C through the SCSI bus with sane ... I do not know
>> how
>> many people like me are "out in the wild", but I am glad to have sane
>> support
>> this - one can buy such devices for close to nothing and they simply do
>> what
>> they were built to do, maybe slow, but who cares .... ;-)
>>
>> So, if it was me to decide (it is not, I know :-)) I wouldn't drop SCSI
>> support if it is not causing harm ...
>> Take care
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Dieter Jurzitza
>>
>>
>
>
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