Re: Getting scanner listed as a device

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I'm not sure what to do after this. As far as I knew, if the kernel reported the
scanner during bootup, then find-scanner should see it. As for scsi0, this is a
physical device. It won't be listed under /dev. Another place to look for scsi
devices is /proc/scsi/scsi. Have a look in here, your scanner should be
identified here, but I don't think it tells you which device it is installed
under. Someone else will need to take over from here. I know some of the things
I had to do when changed my SCSI bus a few months ago and my scanner
disappeared, but find-scanner still found it for me.

Could someone else some light on why find-scanner doesn't see his scanner?

Wish I could do more.

Cheers,

     John Gay

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