I do not have an Epson scanner or an Epson multi-function printer with a scanner. The SANE package version 1.0.3 or later must be installed before installing Image Scan! for Linux.įor help on installation of Debian and RPM binary packages, refer to your distribution’s documentation. When using the scanner on the network, Image Scan! for Linux must be installed on both the server connected to a scanner and client computers.

Install the necessary packages listed in the message, and then install Image Scan! for Linux again. If the message “error: failed dependencies” appears during installation of Image Scan! for Linux, quit the installation. Image processing plug-in package(optional) Please run the package installation in the following order. If you can find install option by right clicking on the package icon that you have downloaed(.dev /. Note: The following description may be different on your environment.ĭouble-click the Image Scan! for Linux binary package icon to install it. You can install the package of this driver software by using package manager. # dpkg -install iscan-plugin-esdip-$version-$bĪbbreviations used for package representations mean as follows: # dpkg -install esci-interpreter-$scanner_$ver-$rel_$b # dpkg -install iscan-plugin-$scanner_$ver-$rel_$b # dpkg -install iscan-data_$ver-$rel_all.deb # rpm -upgrade iscan-plugin-esdip-$version-$release.rpm Installing image processing plug-in package(optional) # rpm -upgrade esci-interpreter-$scanner-$ver-$rel.$arch.rpm # rpm -upgrade iscan-plugin-$scanner-$ver-$rel.$arch.rpm Note: The following commands needs to be performed as a root privilege. Open Terminal, then install the packages in the described order then from the command line. If you installed in command, you must install multiple packages. If you cannot install correctly by specifying install script, please refer “README” included in the script.Īlso, you can confirm the brief description by specifying the command as below. Please run the script (install.sh) included in the downloaded package from terminal. Please install in one of the following ways the downloaded package.

Here's what Epson says about installing it:

I did try both commands in 6.1.1 below but just got ~ $. I also right-clicked the file but my only functional choices seemed to be 'open and 'extract' I did extract it but couldn't figure out what to do from there.

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