Hi everyone, I am new to the list, this is my first message.
I think this is a really interesting project, you should be very proud of it ;) Now, my question: I am trying to use a U.are.U reader in an embbeded linux in an ARM architecture. I have tried first to use libdpfp, but I have seen that that project in discontinued, and that I should use libfprint instead. But the greater problem with this new library is that it needs glib and IMAGEMAGICK. Could you please help me out, or just give me some information on how to remove these dependencies? I just want to get a hash from a fingerprint and try to match it against a local store. By the way, I am cross-compiling projects for arm: ./configure --build=i686-linux --host=arm-linux --prefix=`pwd`/install and then copying the resulting shared libraries to my embedded system. I also have a question about libusb, but I am not sure if I could ask it in this list. I will try, it is a really simple one ;) To install libusb, is it needed any mknod command in the embedded system, or I just have to copy shared libraries? I don't really understand how libusb and libfprint work together without any usb driver module installed in the kernel. I apologize for my english, it is not so good. Thank you! -- Rubén Lagar Ferreiro _______________________________________________ fprint mailing list [email protected] http://lists.reactivated.net/mailman/listinfo/fprint
