I'm trying to scan a bunch of images, using xsane's scanimage :
scanimage --format=tiff --batch --batch-prompt
This command scans the first picture perfectly, but as soon as I press enter, the scanner makes a weird noise, and the scanning "arm" moves very, very slowly.
If I stop scanimage and start again, it scans normally again.
Is there another scanimage option that I need to add? I've checked the man page, but can't see what I'm missing.
Edit: the problem seems to be that the scanning "arm" doesn't go back to it's original position after the first scan.
Answer
I've found this link, http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=525963, where the guy has the same problem :
leads to the optical array moving very slowly and the motor making lots of noise while doing so (after scanning the first page). Interrupting the scan (CTRL-C) doesn't help, one has to unplug the scanner.
It seems to be a libsane bug, fixed in the next version.
Ok thanks.
I've got to stop answering my own questions. :)
EDIT : Got it to work by downloading the following packages from the next version of Ubuntu :
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