Yesterday I replaced my former operating system Fedora 20 with OpenSuse 13.1. But OpenSuse won't recognize my Scanner (Brother DCP-135C).
My Brother DCP-135C is both, a printer and a scanner, but while printing works perfectly well, scanning doesn't.
I already installed the brscan2 drivers from the brother download center.
"lsusb | grep Brother" gives the following output:
So what I did next was to edit /etc/udev/rules.d/55-libsane.rules.
In there, I added the following lines:
However, it didn't work either.
Fedora, however, did recognize the device as a scanner, although scanning itself didn't work either.
So when I started xsane, I got offered two devices to choose from as a scanner: 1. the Brother device, 2. my webcam
On OpenSuse, xsane just tells me, that there are no scanners connected to my PC.
I'd really apprechiate any help of you guys!
Greetings
My Brother DCP-135C is both, a printer and a scanner, but while printing works perfectly well, scanning doesn't.
I already installed the brscan2 drivers from the brother download center.
"lsusb | grep Brother" gives the following output:
Code:
Bus 002 Device 003: ID 04f9:01ce Brother Industries, Ltd DCP-135CIn there, I added the following lines:
Code:
# Brother DCP-135C
ATTR{idVendor}=="04f9", ATTR{idProduct}=="01ce", MODE="0664", GROUP="lp", ENV{libsane_matched}="yes"Fedora, however, did recognize the device as a scanner, although scanning itself didn't work either.
So when I started xsane, I got offered two devices to choose from as a scanner: 1. the Brother device, 2. my webcam
On OpenSuse, xsane just tells me, that there are no scanners connected to my PC.
I'd really apprechiate any help of you guys!
Greetings