Oops, I didn't finish writing that mail: After trying the lsof experiment, here's what I suggest you do from here: Write a standalone application which scans a finger from this device and saves it to a file. Use usbfs directly rather than libusb. There is documentation in the kernel source at Documentation/proc_usb_info.txt which basically points you to the source code in order to learn how to use the interface.
My understanding is that it is actually quite easy to use usbfs to do raw I/O. You can probably find a few examples of projects that do this, libusb itself is one of them. This will allow you to progress with the bus traffic analysis while the USB library situation gets resolved. By the time you have a working standalone program, I will have hopefully made progress on the USB library situation and we can decide where to go from that point. Daniel _______________________________________________ fprint mailing list [email protected] http://lists.reactivated.net/mailman/listinfo/fprint
