This is a little by-the-by, an aide-memoir.<\/p>\n
After upgrading some hardware and hacking around my Ubuntu 14.04 installation, my Epson Perfection Scanner refused to do anything but whine. Literally.<\/p>\n
Some frustrating hour later – frustrating because I have gone through this process on a previous occasion and forgotten to record the results of my cyber perambulations – I finally discovered the magic that would calm the whining little thing down and get it to do useful things, like scanning.<\/p>\n
It is is simply this: open\u00a0\/etc\/sand.d\/dll.conf and place a # in front of the word epson2 and remove the # from in front of the word epson.<\/p>\n
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\ndell1600n_net
\ndmc
\nepjitsu
\nepson<\/span><\/strong>
\n #epson2<\/span><\/strong>
\nfujitsu
\n#gphoto2
\ngenesys
\ngt68xx
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