Hello,
a relative of mine has just purchased a Xerox Workcentre 3225 and asked my help to get it going.
His setup: a notebook running under up-to-date Linux Mint 17.1 32-bit on which I installed the latest available version of Xerox drivers for such a mfp (version 1.00.25:00.05 of 15 october 2014).
Everything worked smoothly (both under sane version 1.0.0.23 and sane version 1.0.0.27), except for scanning to his notebook via wifi direct (I used a sane frontend called Simple Scan, but using other frontends did not make any difference).
I do not think that there is any misconfiguration (either on the printer or on his notebook) because scanning via wifi direct succeeds if performed using Hamrick's Vuescan instead (without changing any of the settings on either the printer or the notebook).
My question is: is there a bug in Xerox drivers or the sane backend they rely on is still lacking such a functionality (ie. scanning via wifi direct)?
Many thanks in advance for any hints/tips about this matter.
a relative of mine has just purchased a Xerox Workcentre 3225 and asked my help to get it going.
His setup: a notebook running under up-to-date Linux Mint 17.1 32-bit on which I installed the latest available version of Xerox drivers for such a mfp (version 1.00.25:00.05 of 15 october 2014).
Everything worked smoothly (both under sane version 1.0.0.23 and sane version 1.0.0.27), except for scanning to his notebook via wifi direct (I used a sane frontend called Simple Scan, but using other frontends did not make any difference).
I do not think that there is any misconfiguration (either on the printer or on his notebook) because scanning via wifi direct succeeds if performed using Hamrick's Vuescan instead (without changing any of the settings on either the printer or the notebook).
My question is: is there a bug in Xerox drivers or the sane backend they rely on is still lacking such a functionality (ie. scanning via wifi direct)?
Many thanks in advance for any hints/tips about this matter.