Error Cannot Find Sane-backends-devel Support

Fedora 10 (Cambridge); Kernel: 2.6.27.5-117.fc10.i686.PAE; GNOME 2.24.1 I am trying to install [http://www.sane-project.org/sane-mfgs.html] . a driver for an HP Officejet Pro 8000 CB092A inkjet

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printer. Per the HPLIP info page, I determined that a pre-built installer would not work sane network scanner for Fedora 10. Therefore, I attempted to use the manual build/install procedure outlined on the HPLIP info page. The process was unsuccessful. I would

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appreciate any help as to what went wrong and how to fix it. The install session went as follows: 1. Logged in as Administrator (not root) 2. Copied driver tarball hplip-3.11.5.tar.gz to /home/admin/Download 3. $cd Download 4. $tar xvfz hplip-3.11.5.tar.gz which created a new subdirectory hplip-3.11.5. So far sane linux download proceeding along as described per the instructions. 5. $cd hplip-3.11.5 6. Run the configure script $ ./configure --with-hpppddir=/usr/share/cups/model/HP --prefix=/usr --enable-qt4 --enable-doc-build --disable-cups-ppd-install --disable-foomatic-drv-install --disable-foomatic-ppd-install --disable-hpijs-install --disable-policykit --enable-cups-drv-install --enable-hpcups-install --enable-network-build --enable-dbus-build --enable-scan-build --enable-fax-build This resulted in many "checking for ........" statements, with the final line being "configure: error: cannot find net/ucd-snmp support (or --disable-network-build)". Two new files were created: config.log and libtool(executable). There was no make file, so, of course, a make command was unsuccessful. (Sorry, I couldn't figure out how to attach files to this message, so here's the entire session transcript" $ ./configure --with-hpppddir=/usr/share/cups/model/HP --prefix=/usr --enable-qt4 --enable-doc-build --disable-cups-ppd-install --disable-foomatic-drv-install --disable-foomatic-ppd-install --disable-hpijs-install --disable-policykit --enable-cups-drv-install --enable-hpcups-install --enable-network-build --enable-dbus-build --enable-scan-build --enable-fax-build checking for a BSD-compatible install... /usr/bin/install -c checking whether build environment is sane... yes checking for a thread-safe mkdir -p... /bin/mkdir -p checking for gawk... gawk checking whether make sets $(MAKE)... yes checking for g++..

up SANE Step 1: Installing sane Step 2: Test your scanner Manual Scanner Installation Enable the back-end Installing your USB scanner Installing your SCSI, Parallel or Proprietary Port Scanner Installing Network Scanners Specific Scanners

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HP Scanners Brother Scanners Samsung Scanners SANE (Scanner Access Now Easy) is the

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linux way of scanning. sane supports a great many scanners, and the community around SANE adds support for more scanners arch linux sane all the time. By and large, most supported scanners are plug and play simple (plug them in and your ready to scan). However, some scanners will require manual installation. About this tutorial https://answers.launchpad.net/hplip/+question/163340 This tutorial will walk you through the basic set up of sane with plug and play scanners. Assumptions We make the following assumptions in this tutorial (you will need to adjust these to fit your situation) This set up assumes that we are on a small home or office network and are behind a firewall. Our LAN is an IP4 network on subnet 192.168.0.0/24 https://help.ubuntu.com/community/sane (192.168.0.0 - 192.168.0.255) Our Ubuntu box is 192.168.0.23 Our USB scanner is located at libusb:001:003 Our SCSI scanner is at /dev/sg1 Our network scanner is at 192.168.0.15 Our scanner uses the example backend (example-backend) Setting up SANE Step 1: Installing sane Sane should be installed as a base package in Ubuntu 11.04 and later. You can run the following command to install it (if it's already installed, it will do nothing): apt-get install sane sane-utils libsane-extras xsaneThis will also install the xsane front end. Note that some scanners will require other packages to be installed. Those are covered in the scanner-specific pages. Step 2: Test your scanner Run following command to test your scanner: Applications > Graphics > XSaneYou should see a dialog for scanning from your scanner. If SANE says that it can't find the scanner, you will need to do a manual installation. Manual Scanner Installation Most of the time, the back-end for your scanner will be enabled by default. For some scanners, you will need to enable it manually. This usually involves enabling the back-end, and then adding your scanner to it. Enable the back-end Start by checking [http://www.sane-project

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kubuntu): Installer version: HP Linux Imaging and Printing System (ver. 2.7.6) HPLIP Installer ver. 2.0 1. 8-<----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DEPENDENCY AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION ---------------------------------- Running 'sudo apt-get install --yes --force-yes libsane' Please wait, this may take several minutes... warning: An optional dependency 'scanimage' is still missing. warning: Some features may not function as expected. 8-<----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There's no package scanimage in ubuntu. But the scanimage binary is provided in the sane-utils package. After the installation of this package the warning disapeared. 2. 8-<----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BUILD AND INSTALL ----------------- Running './configure --disable-network-build --disable-pp-build --enable-fax-build --enable-gui-build --enable-scan-build --enable-doc-build --disable-foomatic-ppd-install --enable-foomatic-xml-install --disable-hpijs-only-build --prefix=/usr' Please wait, this may take several minutes... error: './configure --disable-network-build --disable-pp-build --enable-fax-build --enable-gui-build --enable-scan-build --enable-doc-build --disable-foomatic-ppd-install --enable-foomatic-xml-install --disable-hpijs-only-build --prefix=/usr' command failed with status code 12 8-<----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- After entering the hplip dir and running mannualy the same cofigure command, I found that the actual error is: configure: error: cannot find sane-backends-devel support (or --disable-scan-build) After installing the packages libsane-dev and libsane-extras-dev the problem was solved (I am not sure which one did it), and the automatic installer worked OK. Congratulations for the fine installer, and keep the good work supporting Linux.It's because of your work that I always buy HP printers and r