Re: [fprint] EgisTec ES603 traces

2012-01-28 Thread Patrick Marlier
Hi again, I am trying to ping on this. I really need traces in order to continue the driver (and need some testers after this step). I spend some time working on this and if no answer in the next weeks this driver will probably stay private. So if you have this device (lsusb) 1c7a:0603 LighT

Re: [fprint] Driver skeleton

2012-01-28 Thread Patrick Marlier
Hi Suco, I guess you can have a look at this: http://www.nitgen.com.br/downloads/drivers And particularly at this: http://www.nitgen.com.br/Content/Uploads/Downloads/VenusDrv-1.0.1-7.2.tar.gz Since you do not have the specifications, I would advice you to start writing a C (or whatever) program

Re: [fprint] Driver skeleton

2012-01-28 Thread Suco
Hi Bastien, I don't have the specs, only some sniffed data from windows enviroment. In fact, the reader is very basic, it only needs initialization and then request a scan(it returns a image). I'm going to do some trials with the most basic driver you've indicated. I also attach the data sniffed

Re: [fprint] Driver skeleton

2012-01-28 Thread Bastien Nocera
Em Sat, 2012-01-28 às 12:57 +0100, Suco escreveu: > Hello, > I'm working on the migration of a small company from windows to > linux. One of the features that the want to keep is their fingerprint > login. The brand and model is Nitgen HFDU04, but currently it doesn't > have support in linux, nor

[fprint] Driver skeleton

2012-01-28 Thread Suco
Hello, I'm working on the migration of a small company from windows to linux. One of the features that the want to keep is their fingerprint login. The brand and model is Nitgen HFDU04, but currently it doesn't have support in linux, nor fprint. I'm interested in developing a new driver, but firs