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#1 2015-08-26 07:57:55

forivall
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Registered: 2011-09-22
Posts: 4

SANE Segfaulting

I have a Canon LiDE 210 (old, should be well supported) scanner, and I was able to use it a couple times, however, now SANE seems to have bugged out and segfaults edit: buffer overflows every time i try to run `scanimage -L`. This even happens when I have the scanner in question unplugged.

When SANE did work, it also listed my logitech webcam and a network attached multi-function canon printer/scanner.

I also have tried to use `sane-git` from the AUR, with no luck. Still segfaults. I have included the output here: https://gist.github.com/forivall/07fd2458b19f962fe9e7 . Which command do I need to run to turn this into a usable stack trace?

I'm guessing that there's an invalid cache somewhere, but I've tried to delete ~/.sane, and the segfault still happens. Are there other files I'm missing?   thx.

Edit: I looked up what stack smashing is, as seen in the error message, and it's a buffer overflow error, not necessarily a segfault.

Last edited by forivall (2015-08-26 18:03:43)

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#2 2015-08-26 08:14:10

fabertawe
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From: Lloegr
Registered: 2009-11-24
Posts: 282

Re: SANE Segfaulting

I have the same scanner but not the segfaults. However, it will not work unless I disable USB3 from the BIOS or, as I am doing, connect it via a USB2 hub.

Edit: I just updated sane-git but no segfaults here.

Last edited by fabertawe (2015-08-26 08:48:18)


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#3 2015-09-23 21:40:13

forivall
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Registered: 2011-09-22
Posts: 4

Re: SANE Segfaulting

I tracked it down and reported it. https://alioth.debian.org/tracker/index … tid=410366

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