Comment 91 for bug 744310

(In reply to comment #15)
>
> Yes. The problem with fingerprint-gui is a segmentation fault not yet solved.
> In order to use it, you have to unistall fingerprint-gui.
> Since Ubuntu 11.10 the system integrates the fingerprint authentification
> without using other fingerprint-gui. And that way it works with this driver.
>
> So to login and authenticate you must have Ubuntu 11.10 or 12.04, uninstall
> fingerprint-gui. Then reboot the system. Then to access the "Ubuntu"
> fingerprint go to: System setting -> User accounts. In the users account window
> you will see the option "Fingerprint Login" on every account. Click the button
> and register your fingerprints. You will be able to login and use authenticate
> when root privileges are needed.
>
> P.D. The fingerprint login unfortunately doesn't work if the home user folder
> is encrypted. But that is not a problem of the driver, is a Ubuntu (or linux)
> bug.

Hi,
OK. I tried that method ,but I couldn't find any fingerprint login option in that menu. I am using Gnome3 with Ubuntu 12.04. I tried modifying /etc/pam.d/login but its not working. Could you suggest me some method for doing the same.