![]() $ sudo chmod 755 6_07f_lenovo_mis_qm.xpfwext ![]() $ sudo touch /usr/share/python-validity/backoff & sudo touch /usr/share/python-validity/calib-data.binįind driver file in the install folder, in my case there is driver named: “6_07f_lenovo_mis_qm.xpfwext”, so change the permissions on that $ sudo dnf install .rpm .rpm fprintd-clients-1.90.86_64.rpm fprintd-clients-pam-1.90.86_64.rpmĬreate two missing files that don’t get created Grab RPM packages from this post – and extract RPMs from the zip files So in really brief form, and apologies if I’ve missed anything here, the steps I took to get my fingerprint sensor working on my Lenovo X1 Carbon under Fedora 34 were as follows: I tried sometime last year in Ubuntu to get it working, but as I’d just switched to Fedora, (because why not?) I thought I’d have another go. I’ve been using Linux on my work laptop for a while now, but found I really missed having the fingerprint sensor for login and authentication.
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