Re: Issues with UHCI

On Wed, 2004-09-08 at 18:18, Fernando wrote: 
> Hello,
> 
> I have a HP OfficeJet D135 and have installed the hpoj drivers 
> successfully, however I had to change the uhci driver 
> (/etc/modules.conf) in order to be able to scan without erratic I/O 
> errors. So all's well till I try to scan from Xsane instead of 
> command-line scanning (scanimage). From Xsane I can't get the scanner to 
> do batch scanning, neither duplex....it just scans one page, not duplex, 
> and stops, ignoring all the other pages in the ADF, however things work 
> perfectly from the command line...so I'm thinking that perhaps this has 
> something to do with the fact that I changed to uhci (instead of 
> usb-uhci). Any ideas on how to get Xsane to work duplex/batch mode?
> 
	Why can't you have both modules loaded at the same time? Also, to do
batch mode, make sure you choose "file" as the target and change the
file name to a number "scan001.xxx"

> Also, I am interested in making a automatic scanning process, in which 
> the scanned images are automatically converted to PDF files...or even 
> better, searchable PDF's (ocr)...these are the times I wish i knew a bit 
> of programming :-(  So does anyone know of a way to scan the images and 
> make them become PDF"s automatically?
> 
	install imagemagick... convert *.xxx mypdf.pdf

> As you have probably noticed, I'm rather new to the whole linux 
> scene....however I am trying to learn as fast as possible (my "job" now 
> involves this)
> 
> Many thanks in advance,
> Fernando
> 
> 
> 
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