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Description of problem: Having persuaded sane that my USB scanner existed it then segfaults (hp driver) with segfault at 0000000000000010 rip 000002a95688ffe error 4 HP 6200C
Changing arch to x86-64... does this happen on x86 too?
I've not seen it occur on the x86-32 box yet
Is there a stack trace? What SANE-aware application are you using? Try setting SANE_DEBUG_HP=255 to see if there's more information we can get prior to the crash.
I didn't get a trace (was just the log). I've had a play with this and I found out a lot more. It only crashes using USB, it only crashes when the USB logs a collection of failures. Looks like its some kind of intolerance to errors. It isn't a 32/64bit problem - I just happened to use SCSI on the 32bit.
Please attach what you have. Thanks.
The logged segfault is all I have (its from dmesg segfault logging by the kernel)
Alan, I don't even know what application you're running. :-) Try setting SANE_DEBUG_HP=255, and run 'scanimage'.
It ws running "xsane" when it crashed. Its now plugged into a production system via scsi so the earliest I can try USB again is probably late october.
Without debug info it's hard to say very much about this.
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