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Hey Guys,
I got a new notebook, installed ubuntu lynx and want to setup my
fingerprint sensor. But without success. frint_demo say: no device found.
I looked with lsusb what device I got:
lsusb -s 001:004
Bus 001 Device 004: ID 138a:0008
Here's an updated patch.
In this patch, instead of replacing the upekts driver, I created a new
driver called upek2e.
The driver is not compiled by default, because of the problems with the
upeksonly driver sharing IDs with this driver. To compile this driver,
you must include it in the
The upeksonly device seems to work *very* differently to the other two
devices. The upeksonly driver has not the same structure as the upekts
driver as well, and we should need to take a very deep look into its
code to do the matching. I mean, that would be a lot of hard work.
I like your idea,
Sorry by the confussion. The driver is called upek2e.
The configure example should be:
./configure --with-drivers=upeke2 upekts
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Jorge Suárez de Lis y...@jorgesuarezdelis.name
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Hello,
Is there any way to recreate a .PGM image from a stored fingerprint with
libfprint? Do I have to store both the fingerprint and the image if I
want to show the scanned fingerprint image later in my application?
Thanks in advance!
Pavel M.
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В сообщении от 28 апреля 2010 22:23:40 автор Pavel M. написал:
Hello,
Is there any way to recreate a .PGM image from a stored fingerprint with
libfprint? Do I have to store both the fingerprint and the image if I
want to show the scanned fingerprint image later in my application?
Thanks
