Several major problems have been fixed in this version. Here is the list: Major changes (0.2.2 to 0.3): ============================= * support for any device which is working with the binary driver * avoid fingerprint device from heating up * new debugging option '--enable-usb-debug' (see INSTALL) * PAM debug support (see INSTALL) * compatibility to biometric identification records of the binary driver For details please have a look at the complete ChangeLog: * http://thinkfinger.svn.sf.net/viewvc/*checkout*/thinkfinger/ChangeLog?revision=108 I suggest to add 'debug' use flag for the "--enable-usb-debug" option Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce:
One thing to note with this the 0.3 release is it requires uinput to be either compiled into the kernel or loaded as a module. The ebuild should check/reflect it. It's located in Device Drivers Input Device Support Miscellaneous Devices User level driver support
Created attachment 115527 [details] ebuild for 0.3 I'm attaching an ebuild for 0.3 that has a debug flag and that checks for the module in pkg_postinst if pam is enabled.
Olivier, it's a bit unusual to see that check in the pkg_postinst section. I'm not sure what says gentoo's policy about it. Won't it be more logical to move it into setup section?.. Thanks
This is in portage, thank you :)
(In reply to comment #1) > One thing to note with this the 0.3 release is it requires uinput to be either > compiled into the kernel or loaded as a module. The ebuild should check/reflect > it. > > It's located in > Device Drivers > Input Device Support > Miscellaneous Devices > User level driver support > I found that it would be helpful to quote where the setting is located as shown above rather than asking for which setting inside the .config is required when displaying the notice inside the ebuild.
