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Getting UMAX USB Astra 4000U Scanner to work with Linux
I have just moved to a Linux OS and trying to configure the UMAX USB Astra 4000U Scanner to work with it.
The below url led me to the information that -- "These scanners apparently use the SCSI protocol, and may one day be supported by the Umax backend. However they are currently unsupported." http://www.buzzard.org.uk/jonathan/scanners-usb.html Has anybody had any luck with it ?
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