> Maybe I can try tomorrow. Got your traces. I'll reply here so that the info is available on the list.
Ok, your traces already show that 403f and read is "wait for finger" which returns 55 when finger is on. Just like the other devices we have. Interestingly, there seem to be no separate calibration commands. But it does 1 read at init and one before capture so maybe those are used for calibration somehow (assuming the device needs it but I think it does). And in general the device is less chatty. Images are in 2 blocks probably because it's vbox+win and linux is doing async io on USB so the entire image isn't retrieved in 1 read. So that shouldn't count towards differences. It also looks like your 'open' trace contains start of finger capture (for enrollment of verification). Maybe you could instead trace the moment when the device is plugged in separately? Unplug device, start trace, plug in, stop trace. Then the capture separately: unplug device, plug in device, wait 5 sec, start trace, unlock with fp, stop trace. That would give a bit more info. If you feel like it you could try adding your device to id_table in elan.c and see if it works (remember to tweak dimensions in elan.h as well). Maybe some extra commands the driver sends will just be ignored by the device... The ones that matter are the same. 2017-11-08 18:54 GMT+02:00 Sebastien Bechet <[email protected]>: >> Those 009's could be the calibration. Could you send me your traces? > > Certainly, i send it to you in your private email. > >> Also pls do one where you wait a few seconds after the led goes on >> before putting the finger on the sensor. > > mhmm, it's not simple for me to test again (2017 march rip). > Maybe I can try tomorrow. > > > _______________________________________________ > fprint mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/fprint -- Igor Filatov [email protected] _______________________________________________ fprint mailing list [email protected] https://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/fprint
