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[Flavio Genelhu Oliveira <fgenelhu AT yahoo.com>]

First of all... thank you for all reply about my
problem. 

Aparently i wasnt clear enough about my scanner. It is
a SCSI Scanner, not USB. 

I just checked that to use a USB one with SANE you
need to use a higher version kernel than the one used
by BL3, so i would like to know if anyone knew there
is such kind of limitation with SCSI scanners too.

Since you ppl told me i can upgrade the kernel, its
ok. I got a solution.

Now, how can i install BL3 in a HD at another machine,
and than just install this HD into my 486 to boot it
up? I have tryed the floppy boot, but it printed on
screen an L, than several numbers like:

L 40 60 40 40 40 20 ... 

It seems to be a common problem, but it really anoys
me to work with floppy.

Any light on this one?


> > > at least with a proprietary SCSI interface.
> >
> > I do not have any SCSI devices and have never used
> > one.  So, again, I am unable to provide support
> for
> > SCSI devices.
> 
> Same here. Sindi has some experience with SCSI on
> BL; does anyone else?
> 
> To original poster (Oliveira): Is this some kind of
> USB-SCSI hybrid,
> or is it actually a SCSI scanner?


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