Daniel Drake escreveu: > Jose Miguel Goncalves wrote: >> Yes, the driver runs in Linux and I could sniff the USB bus, the problem >> is that I'm on a tight schedule and I was thinking in a quicker >> approach, i.e., to wrap the libfprint driver methods to use my binary >> (closed source) driver. > > I don't think it's feasible technically, especially under the new > asynchronous model of libfprint. I am pretty sure there would be > licensing conflicts too. It would not be shipped in an official release, > sorry.
Do you nean that if I hava an image (generic, 500dpi, 8bits, gray scale) I cannot feed it to fprint???? That is a very much desired approach and opens the door to many possibilities. I would even say that this is a *must* :( I am new here, but I am expecting to start a project with fprint soon, using an embedded Linux on ARM9. (This is also a way of being ok with copyrights and export laws) Alain _______________________________________________ fprint mailing list [email protected] http://lists.reactivated.net/mailman/listinfo/fprint
