@Jesús, can you please provide a stacktrace for the crash?
You should be able to get one by calling fprintd-verify first, then Ctrl+C, meanwhile you run this:
sudo gdb -p $(pgrep -U fprintd -x fprintd) -batch \ -ex "set logging on" -ex continue \ -ex "bt full" \ -ex quit
And that should catch the crash and save it as gdb.txt
@Jesús, can you please provide a stacktrace for the crash?
You should be able to get one by calling fprintd-verify first, then Ctrl+C, meanwhile you run this:
sudo gdb -p $(pgrep -U fprintd -x fprintd) -batch \
-ex "set logging on" -ex continue \
-ex "bt full" \
-ex quit
And that should catch the crash and save it as gdb.txt