[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Okay the example programs can scan my fingers. Thats great!
Nice. After you've successfully run "enroll" once, fprint_demo should start working. >> Yes, pam_fprint has been reported to work with KDM, but apparently >> you have to press enter a couple of times for no apparent reason, >> or something like that. > > What do you mean? Will the fingerprint be scanned after the > installation and restart in the logon procedure (KDM login) just like > with the ThinkFinger drivers (ThinkPad) or is there need to put in > the fingerprint during the installation already? You first have to enroll your finger. Currently the only way to do this is to use the "enroll" example from the libfprint distribution. Once you have done that, fprint_demo and pam_fprint will magically start working. I don't know what I mean about having to press enter a couple of times, I am not a kdm user, I am just paraphrasing what was said on this list by another user. I don't know what kind of interface or prompts kdm gives you. What I do know is that you will have to configure PAM to use pam_fprint as detailed on the pam_fprint homepage before this will work. > OK. On my notebook the quality of the scans appear to be very good. Great! Daniel _______________________________________________ fprint mailing list [email protected] http://lists.reactivated.net/mailman/listinfo/fprint
