Device id 2808:93a9.

Based on libfprint wiki post

Not yet production ready but it's good enough for trying out. You might encounter occasional kernel oops or panic.

If driver is installed, it will autoload when appropriate device is connected.

Once the driver is loaded, and a device is present, it will be available at /dev/fpreader0.

1. Initialize the driver with ./ft9201_util /dev/fpreader0
2. Capture a fingerprint: cat /dev/fpreader0 > fingeprint.rawimg
3. Convert raw image data into png with imagemagick: convert -size 64x80 -depth 8 gray:./fingerprint.rawimg fingerprint.png

make
make install

If you don't want to install the driver, you can load it manually with

insmod ./ft9201.ko

make ft9201_util

• If something happens during initialization and driver stops sending images, you need to plug it into a windows machine which will reset it into a stable state. This is being worked on.
• libfprint integration is planned