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For my test I will try to make an Epson Multi function printer that has an USB scanner. | For my test I will try to make an Epson Multi function printer that has an USB scanner. | ||
; | I plugged the Epson L4150 multifuntion printer first and did a "lsusb" just to be sure the device is recognized as an USB device. | ||
It showed me: | |||
[X:\]lsusb | |||
Bus 001 Device 002: ID 04b8:1135 Seiko Epson Corp. | |||
;Step: Install [[Tame/2]]. I'm using Paul Smedly's repacked version. | |||
[[image:Tame2_WarpIn.png]] | |||
Since this machine has ArcaOS with some update USB drivers I didn't isntall USBRES and USBCALLS. Arca Noae already has it. | |||
Revision as of 19:32, 4 January 2021
USB scanners in ArcaOS and OS/2 works using USBRESMG.SYS as a driver. This is the OS/2 USB Resource Manager driver that works to connect some USB devices.
Tame/2 has this driver within it's installer, but ArcaOS may have a newer version available on x:\OS2\BOOT.
For my test I will try to make an Epson Multi function printer that has an USB scanner.
I plugged the Epson L4150 multifuntion printer first and did a "lsusb" just to be sure the device is recognized as an USB device. It showed me:
[X:\]lsusb Bus 001 Device 002: ID 04b8:1135 Seiko Epson Corp.
- Step
- Install Tame/2. I'm using Paul Smedly's repacked version.
Since this machine has ArcaOS with some update USB drivers I didn't isntall USBRES and USBCALLS. Arca Noae already has it.
