https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=438649
--- Comment #32 from Amnon <amye...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to zzrakic from comment #31) > Hi Amnon, > > Thank you for providing the files. as far as I can tell nothing is changed > inside them. It seems that pam-auth-update changes the configuration using > packaged profiles. > > Assuming that you still have fingerprint reader enabled in BIOS, boot the > machine and when you reach the sddm (login) switch to different TTY instead > of logging in through sddm. > You can switch to different TTY using this combination of keys: Ctrl+Alt+F3 > (you will maybe have to use function 'fn' key to use F3 instead of volume > up). > > Now login with your username and password and run: > sudo pam-auth-update > Disable "Fingerprint Authentication" using space key and then reboot. > > If you disabled the fingerprint reader in BIOS you can just run the command > without switching to a new TTY. I ran the "sudo pam-auth-update" and removed fprint auth. That had no effect on the functionality as far as I can see. I have: - a working system - no FP login - the error message is there, but as you say, it is related to another component. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
