Epson V300 Photo scanner and RaspberryPi

drivers linux scanner raspberry-pi

I am trying to install Epson V300 Photo scanner to share it over network with my RaspberryPi (running Raspbian "wheezy").
The scanner is not supported by sane, but it has its own epkowa drivers. Unfortunately they don't have an arm package, so I tried to compile from source.
I have installed iscan_2.29.1-5.tar.gz and iscan-data_1.23.0-1.tar.gz, but I can't get my scanner to be recognized.
Doing a sane-find-scanner -q I see my scanner listed with all the information, but when I try scanimage -L I get No scanners were identified.


Solution 1:

The drivers are x86 binary, no source code distributed. So asking EPSON to compile the code for ARM is the only viable solution (or an emulator perhaps?)

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