Install fingerprint identification on ThinkPadX220Ubuntu14.10

On Ubuntu, you can install fprint-demo and fingerprint-gui as the fingerprint recognition software for ThinkPad. I tried fprint-demo, which can be used with the Ubuntu SYSTEM account, but the recognition effect is poor. Fingerprint-gui runs as an independent fingerprint software, and the recognition effect is good. Therefore, fingerprint-gui is used. Installation Method on Ubuntu14.10 1. Add PPA # sudo

On Ubuntu, you can install fprint-demo and fingerprint-gui as the fingerprint recognition software for ThinkPad. I tried fprint-demo, which can be used with the Ubuntu SYSTEM account, but the recognition effect is poor.

Fingerprint-gui runs as an independent fingerprint software, and the recognition effect is good. Therefore, fingerprint-gui is used.

Install Ubuntu 14.10

1. Add PPA

# Sudo add-apt-repository ppa: fingerprint/fingerprint-gui

# Sudo apt-get update

2. Installation

Sudo apt-get install fingerprint-guis policykit-1-fingerprint-gui libbsapi

Among them, libbsapi is designed for UPEK chip installation

3. Run the fingerprint-gui program, input the fingerprint, and log out.

4. Possible Problems

If the configuration does not take effect after you follow these steps, you can try to run:

[Html] view plaincopyprint? View the CODE piece derived from my CODE piece on the CODE # sudo pam-auth-update

# Sudo pam-auth-update and then confirm that the PAM Configuration File "Fingerprint authentication by FingerprintGUI" comes first in the list and is enabled. If not, try to run:

Sudo pam-auth-update-force

If you have any questions, check the Installation log:/var/log/auth. log to find the cause.

Ubuntu 11.04 environment fingerprint recognition Driver Installation http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2014-05/102080.htm

Install fprint on Ubuntu for fingerprint recognition http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2012-05/59576.htm

Http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2010-08/27545.htm with built-in fingerprint reader in Ubuntu

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