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I tried to install my fingerprint reader and now each time I run sudo -i I see this list of messages:
$ sudo -i
[sudo] password for user: fp:debug [fp_init]
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver upekts
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes3500
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes4000
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes2501
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes2550
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver uru4000
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver vcom5s
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver upeksonly
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes1610
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes1660
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes2660
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver vfs101
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver vfs301
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver vfs5011
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver upektc
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver upektc_img
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver etes603
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver vfs0050
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver elan
fp:debug [fp_exit]
I don't know how I caused this exactly. I think I compiled this: https://github.com/nmikhailov/Validity90 and installed some of these packages:
libbsapi policykit-1-fingerprint-gui fingerprint-gui
I was not able to get the fingerprint sensor working. How do I now get rid of these messages?
kernel fingerprint-reader
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I tried to install my fingerprint reader and now each time I run sudo -i I see this list of messages:
$ sudo -i
[sudo] password for user: fp:debug [fp_init]
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver upekts
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes3500
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes4000
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes2501
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes2550
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver uru4000
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver vcom5s
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver upeksonly
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes1610
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes1660
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes2660
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver vfs101
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver vfs301
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver vfs5011
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver upektc
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver upektc_img
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver etes603
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver vfs0050
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver elan
fp:debug [fp_exit]
I don't know how I caused this exactly. I think I compiled this: https://github.com/nmikhailov/Validity90 and installed some of these packages:
libbsapi policykit-1-fingerprint-gui fingerprint-gui
I was not able to get the fingerprint sensor working. How do I now get rid of these messages?
kernel fingerprint-reader
asked Sep 30 at 16:59
xendixendi
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I tried to install my fingerprint reader and now each time I run sudo -i I see this list of messages:
$ sudo -i
[sudo] password for user: fp:debug [fp_init]
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver upekts
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes3500
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes4000
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes2501
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes2550
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver uru4000
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver vcom5s
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver upeksonly
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes1610
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes1660
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes2660
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver vfs101
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver vfs301
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver vfs5011
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver upektc
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver upektc_img
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver etes603
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver vfs0050
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver elan
fp:debug [fp_exit]
I don't know how I caused this exactly. I think I compiled this: https://github.com/nmikhailov/Validity90 and installed some of these packages:
libbsapi policykit-1-fingerprint-gui fingerprint-gui
I was not able to get the fingerprint sensor working. How do I now get rid of these messages?
kernel fingerprint-reader
asked Sep 30 at 16:59
xendixendi
1596 bronze badges
I tried to install my fingerprint reader and now each time I run sudo -i I see this list of messages:
$ sudo -i
[sudo] password for user: fp:debug [fp_init]
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver upekts
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes3500
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes4000
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes2501
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes2550
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver uru4000
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver vcom5s
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver upeksonly
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes1610
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes1660
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver aes2660
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver vfs101
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver vfs301
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver vfs5011
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver upektc
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver upektc_img
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver etes603
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver vfs0050
fp:debug [register_driver] registered driver elan
fp:debug [fp_exit]
I don't know how I caused this exactly. I think I compiled this: https://github.com/nmikhailov/Validity90 and installed some of these packages:
libbsapi policykit-1-fingerprint-gui fingerprint-gui
I was not able to get the fingerprint sensor working. How do I now get rid of these messages?
kernel fingerprint-reader
kernel fingerprint-reader
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xendixendi
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I figured it out:
cd Validity90/libfprint
sudo make uninstall
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I figured it out:
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