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How to install xsane on ubuntu 18.04 LTS? [duplicate]
Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/) is another process using it?What process created the /var/lib/dpkg/lock-frontend file in Ubuntu?How to install the scanner of Canon MF4750 multi-device?Scanimage works, but Xsane or any other UI does notXubuntu 14.04 (and Mint 17.1) will not detect Canon scanner MP237 (MP230 series)How to use Samsung SCX 3201 with XSane Image ScannerScanner Not detected by Simple Scan
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I recently know that there is software viz. SANE [Scanner Access Now Easy] which can automatically detect printer (almost all the printer) and one can easily scan via this software. So I search for that and find a page sane community and from this page, I get a command to install SANE. The command is
sudo apt-get install sane sane-utils libsane-extras xsane
But while running this command in the terminal, it gives some errors and installation is not done.
The error message is shown in the picture.
Can anyone tell me how to solve it.
drivers scanner xsane
asked Sep 29 at 13:15
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I recently know that there is software viz. SANE [Scanner Access Now Easy] which can automatically detect printer (almost all the printer) and one can easily scan via this software. So I search for that and find a page sane community and from this page, I get a command to install SANE. The command is
sudo apt-get install sane sane-utils libsane-extras xsane
But while running this command in the terminal, it gives some errors and installation is not done.
The error message is shown in the picture.
Can anyone tell me how to solve it.
drivers scanner xsane
asked Sep 29 at 13:15
Bapi SahaBapi Saha
2191 gold badge6 silver badges17 bronze badges
Have you tried installing it directly from the Ubuntu Software Center?
– Graham
Sep 29 at 15:16
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I recently know that there is software viz. SANE [Scanner Access Now Easy] which can automatically detect printer (almost all the printer) and one can easily scan via this software. So I search for that and find a page sane community and from this page, I get a command to install SANE. The command is
sudo apt-get install sane sane-utils libsane-extras xsane
But while running this command in the terminal, it gives some errors and installation is not done.
The error message is shown in the picture.
Can anyone tell me how to solve it.
drivers scanner xsane
asked Sep 29 at 13:15
Bapi SahaBapi Saha
2191 gold badge6 silver badges17 bronze badges
I recently know that there is software viz. SANE [Scanner Access Now Easy] which can automatically detect printer (almost all the printer) and one can easily scan via this software. So I search for that and find a page sane community and from this page, I get a command to install SANE. The command is
sudo apt-get install sane sane-utils libsane-extras xsane
But while running this command in the terminal, it gives some errors and installation is not done.
The error message is shown in the picture.
Can anyone tell me how to solve it.
This question already has answers here:
Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/) is another process using it?
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What process created the /var/lib/dpkg/lock-frontend file in Ubuntu? [duplicate]
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This question already has answers here:
Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/) is another process using it?
(24 answers)
What process created the /var/lib/dpkg/lock-frontend file in Ubuntu? [duplicate]
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drivers scanner xsane
asked Sep 29 at 13:15
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Have you tried installing it directly from the Ubuntu Software Center?
– Graham
Sep 29 at 15:16
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Have you tried installing it directly from the Ubuntu Software Center?
– Graham
Sep 29 at 15:16
Have you tried installing it directly from the Ubuntu Software Center?
– Graham
Sep 29 at 15:16
Have you tried installing it directly from the Ubuntu Software Center?
– Graham
Sep 29 at 15:16
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Try restarting your PC.
If the error persists then execute the command
sudo rm /var/lib/dpkg/lock*
Then try again.
What happens is that when ypu try installing a package/packages the package manager acquires the a lock on the database so that another instance of the package manager does not simultaneously perform operations.
Sometimes this process gets interrupted and the lock does not get released so you have to do it manually.
edited Sep 30 at 13:52
Eliah Kagan
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answered Sep 29 at 17:58
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If you restart your pc all processes are bound to terminate. But if you are concerned try checking by using 'ps aux | grep apt'. If you find such a processes first kill it.
– Taher Kathanawala
Sep 29 at 18:29
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oldest
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
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Try restarting your PC.
If the error persists then execute the command
sudo rm /var/lib/dpkg/lock*
Then try again.
What happens is that when ypu try installing a package/packages the package manager acquires the a lock on the database so that another instance of the package manager does not simultaneously perform operations.
Sometimes this process gets interrupted and the lock does not get released so you have to do it manually.
edited Sep 30 at 13:52
Eliah Kagan
96.8k25 gold badges260 silver badges417 bronze badges
answered Sep 29 at 17:58
Taher KathanawalaTaher Kathanawala
111 bronze badge
If you restart your pc all processes are bound to terminate. But if you are concerned try checking by using 'ps aux | grep apt'. If you find such a processes first kill it.
– Taher Kathanawala
Sep 29 at 18:29
add a comment
|
Try restarting your PC.
If the error persists then execute the command
sudo rm /var/lib/dpkg/lock*
Then try again.
What happens is that when ypu try installing a package/packages the package manager acquires the a lock on the database so that another instance of the package manager does not simultaneously perform operations.
Sometimes this process gets interrupted and the lock does not get released so you have to do it manually.
edited Sep 30 at 13:52
Eliah Kagan
96.8k25 gold badges260 silver badges417 bronze badges
answered Sep 29 at 17:58
Taher KathanawalaTaher Kathanawala
111 bronze badge
If you restart your pc all processes are bound to terminate. But if you are concerned try checking by using 'ps aux | grep apt'. If you find such a processes first kill it.
– Taher Kathanawala
Sep 29 at 18:29
add a comment
|
Try restarting your PC.
If the error persists then execute the command
sudo rm /var/lib/dpkg/lock*
Then try again.
What happens is that when ypu try installing a package/packages the package manager acquires the a lock on the database so that another instance of the package manager does not simultaneously perform operations.
Sometimes this process gets interrupted and the lock does not get released so you have to do it manually.
edited Sep 30 at 13:52
Eliah Kagan
96.8k25 gold badges260 silver badges417 bronze badges
answered Sep 29 at 17:58
Taher KathanawalaTaher Kathanawala
111 bronze badge
Try restarting your PC.
If the error persists then execute the command
sudo rm /var/lib/dpkg/lock*
Then try again.
What happens is that when ypu try installing a package/packages the package manager acquires the a lock on the database so that another instance of the package manager does not simultaneously perform operations.
Sometimes this process gets interrupted and the lock does not get released so you have to do it manually.
edited Sep 30 at 13:52
Eliah Kagan
96.8k25 gold badges260 silver badges417 bronze badges
answered Sep 29 at 17:58
Taher KathanawalaTaher Kathanawala
111 bronze badge
edited Sep 30 at 13:52
Eliah Kagan
96.8k25 gold badges260 silver badges417 bronze badges
edited Sep 30 at 13:52
Eliah Kagan
96.8k25 gold badges260 silver badges417 bronze badges
edited Sep 30 at 13:52
Eliah Kagan
96.8k25 gold badges260 silver badges417 bronze badges
96.8k25 gold badges260 silver badges417 bronze badges
answered Sep 29 at 17:58
Taher KathanawalaTaher Kathanawala
111 bronze badge
answered Sep 29 at 17:58
Taher KathanawalaTaher Kathanawala
111 bronze badge
answered Sep 29 at 17:58
Taher KathanawalaTaher Kathanawala
111 bronze badge
111 bronze badge
If you restart your pc all processes are bound to terminate. But if you are concerned try checking by using 'ps aux | grep apt'. If you find such a processes first kill it.
– Taher Kathanawala
Sep 29 at 18:29
add a comment
|
If you restart your pc all processes are bound to terminate. But if you are concerned try checking by using 'ps aux | grep apt'. If you find such a processes first kill it.
– Taher Kathanawala
Sep 29 at 18:29
If you restart your pc all processes are bound to terminate. But if you are concerned try checking by using 'ps aux | grep apt'. If you find such a processes first kill it.
– Taher Kathanawala
Sep 29 at 18:29
If you restart your pc all processes are bound to terminate. But if you are concerned try checking by using 'ps aux | grep apt'. If you find such a processes first kill it.
– Taher Kathanawala
Sep 29 at 18:29
add a comment
|
Have you tried installing it directly from the Ubuntu Software Center?
– Graham
Sep 29 at 15:16