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Proto stuck at "Capturing image" #3
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Hmm, based on the SPIStatus it looks like the sensor isn't getting reset. I'll have to look into the code that's supposed to do hardware resets with HID commands, I may have messed up somewhere with that. Actually, looking at the driver inf for your laptop seems to claim that it needs to be reset via GPIO. Do you have any |
Also, it looks like the code detected the wrong sensor in the first place. There's been some development recently specifically regarding the sensor that should be in your machine (based on the windows driver I found) over in #2 so could you please try again with the latest code? It probably won't get past where it is but hopefully it'll identify the correct sensor |
Thank you very much for your effort! Full output:
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Sorry, there was another silly error in one of the sensor tables; how about now? |
Now, the correct sensor is identified:
So something has happened :) After the program asks where to save the dump, I give it . then it seems to be in an endless loop:
The last part goes on forever (it seems). |
You're encountering a limitation in the default configuration of spidev, you need to either add
into a file with any |
I'm sorry I finally fell asleep yesterday. |
Hello,
I have this notebook: ASUS VivoBook S13 S330FA
Which too have an SPI elan fingerprint sensor. I compiled the prototype, and loaded the udev rules. I have to run the binary with sudo otherwise it can't open hidraw0 (I don't know if this is normal).
With sudo, the program starts and after a lot of register info it determines that the dimensions are 80x80, a lot more regs, then "Capturing image" and it seems to be stuck forever.
I run it from Fedora 33 by the way. I'll will paste the full output at the end. Can you give me some pointers as how to proceed?
Thanks in advance!
Full output:
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