Difference between revisions of "Configure scanner"
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The following list will work: | The following list will work: | ||
| − | xsane | + | *xsane |
| − | libsane | + | *libsane |
| − | libsane-extras | + | *libsane-extras |
| − | sane | + | *sane |
| − | sane-utils | + | *sane-utils |
to install them: | to install them: | ||
| − | open a terminal | + | *open a terminal |
| − | become root | + | *become root |
| − | type: | + | *type: |
| − | + | **apt-get update | |
| − | + | **apt-get install xsane libsane libsane-extras sane sane-utils | |
to start using the scanner | to start using the scanner | ||
| − | connect the power to the scanner | + | *connect the power to the scanner |
| − | connect the USB cord to the scanner and the CPU | + | *connect the USB cord to the scanner and the CPU |
| − | start the xsane program (KDE menu) | + | *start the xsane program (KDE menu) |
Revision as of 15:02, 13 August 2005
USB
Configuring a USB scanner is a matter of installing the sane scanner drivers and a scanning program.
The following list will work:
- xsane
- libsane
- libsane-extras
- sane
- sane-utils
to install them:
- open a terminal
- become root
- type:
- apt-get update
- apt-get install xsane libsane libsane-extras sane sane-utils
to start using the scanner
- connect the power to the scanner
- connect the USB cord to the scanner and the CPU
- start the xsane program (KDE menu)