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I am about to buy this keyboard, and I was wondering if the fingerprint reader would work with Linux, or if anyone had written or is writing a driver for it. http://www.compusa.com/products/prod...626&pfp=SEARCH
If not, I will probly still get it tho cause I do a dual boot with WinXP. However, I probly wil use win much more tho.
if you're going to get it anyway, here's what u should do to see if u can get it working. you should get a knoppix cd, (to find it search knoppix on google) and then start it up. If knoppix is able to detect it, and it works, then there is a driver for it. to find out what module it is, in the cmd line in knoppix, type : hwd -e or hwd its either one of those. If it doesnt work in knoppix, then ur out of luck
I already have a knoppix cd, so as soon as i get the keyboard, I'll post and say wether or not it works. might be about a month tho b4 I go out and get the keyboard.
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