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To: drussell@saturn-tech.com (Doug Russell)
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> > Currently in FreeBSD we have support for the following:
> >  + SCSI through the generic interface;
> 
> Quick question...   Do most SCSI scanners work right now, or just some
> HPs, etc?  I just got a Mustek 1200LS a couple weeks ago to use in the Den

i cannot tell for sure, but i think it is very device specific.
>From what i have heard some devices implement some standard scsi
commands, not sure how many though.  For my HP i use a userspace
program to drive the scanner.

	luigi

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