cbagger01

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Posted: Aug. 21 2004,16:51 |
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The "sda1" thing is what you see for USB Mass Storage Devices.
In other words, a USB-based thumb drive, digital camera card reader, hard drive. zip drive, etc.
Scanners and web cams use a different interface for USB.
You can usually find out information about support for specific models of USB devices here:
http://www.qbik.ch/usb/devices/
and for scanners at:
http://sane-project.org/
It will probably require the installation of additional programs in order to work, like Video4Linux to give an example.
Hope this helps.
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