Maybe, in #87754 scanner still worked in first scan, but in my case it go
directly to craking noise. I didn't have bravery to wait what would hapen
for the next.
: For rpaco
If this downgrading of libs works, please advise how to do it, or point
me in right direction in the forum. Also how to stop auto
upgrading/updating.
# Commands you should execute
# install sane-utils if not installed
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install sane-utils
# Get libsane
# http://packages.debian.org/sarge/libsane
# Get the i386 or amd64 depending your architecture
# (Or get it from Ubuntu repository, note the md5sum difference!)
# check the md5sum
# Use your eyeballs for checking this will only produce numbers!
# More about MD5sum: http://tinyurl.com/2r4lfs
md5sum libsane_1.0.15-9_i386.deb
# should be 4fc2ea8b7f5dbcc44d46ab72916356e4
# if not download again
# install the package
# you will get some warning for downgradeing the package
sudo dpkg -i libsane_1.0.15-9_i386.deb
# Set the package to hold so it won't be upgaden in the next upgrade
# This will stick the package
sudo echo "libsane hold" | dpkg --set-selections
# To release it use
# sudo echo "libsane install" | dpkg --set-selections
# And finalize install by
sudo echo -e '\n\nHappy Scanning rpaco!\n\n'
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On Sat, 15 Sep 2007, Rolf Leggewie wrote:
Sorry for my late response, my ADSL-modeem was in repair service :(
And sorry if you got these twice. I forgot to change From-header!
> any relation between bug 87754 and bug 83957?
Maybe, in #87754 scanner still worked in first scan, but in my case it go
directly to craking noise. I didn't have bravery to wait what would hapen
for the next.
: For rpaco
If this downgrading of libs works, please advise how to do it, or point
me in right direction in the forum. Also how to stop auto
upgrading/updating.
# Commands you should execute
# install sane-utils if not installed
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install sane-utils
# Get libsane packages. debian. org/sarge/ libsane
# http://
# Get the i386 or amd64 depending your architecture
# (Or get it from Ubuntu repository, note the md5sum difference!)
# check the md5sum tinyurl. com/2r4lfs 1.0.15- 9_i386. deb
# Use your eyeballs for checking this will only produce numbers!
# More about MD5sum: http://
md5sum libsane_
# should be 4fc2ea8b7f5dbcc 44d46ab72916356 e4
# if not download again
# install the package 1.0.15- 9_i386. deb
# you will get some warning for downgradeing the package
sudo dpkg -i libsane_
# Set the package to hold so it won't be upgaden in the next upgrade
# This will stick the package
sudo echo "libsane hold" | dpkg --set-selections
# To release it use
# sudo echo "libsane install" | dpkg --set-selections
# And finalize install by
sudo echo -e '\n\nHappy Scanning rpaco!\n\n'
-- /bugs.launchpad .net/bugs/ 83957
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