MUSCLE Re: Re: PCMCIA Readers
You will get at least one soon, when I have my driver for the Intertex modem + reader working. I write for the external version, but it will work with the Intertex PCMCIA too. why does it work for PCMCIA also??? Why do you think that?? or is it installed like a serial card (because it's modem+reader) ?? cu gerhard Your assumption is right. PCMCIA card service has to do its job and "install" it as a modem when it's inserted. To my driver, it will then just look like a modem on a COM port, or in the ISA slot. It just needs to know where it is, but /dev/modem should be a fair guess... Best Regards Morten *** Linux Smart Card Developers - M.U.S.C.L.E. (Movement for the Use of Smart Cards in a Linux Environment) http://www.linuxnet.com/smartcard/index.html ***
MUSCLE /dev/cua* , /dev/ttyS* - Linux 2.2.*
1) Excuse me if this has been published before on the mailinglist, but as Ilost some of my archive Ididnt find it. Is there any fix for the fact that /dev/ttyS* is used instead of /dev/cua* in linux 2.2.* ? I downloaded the latest version of Xcard Icould find (1.0)but that used the /dev/cua*. were could Ichange this in the source, in order to get it to work.? 2) Xcard supports most smartcards right? ( Iuse the towitoko chipdrive) Regards Per Christopher Undheim -- So many women; so little nerve.
Re: MUSCLE /dev/cua* , /dev/ttyS* - Linux 2.2.*
Hi everyone! On Mon, 22 Feb 1999, Per Undheim wrote: 1) Excuse me if this has been published before on the mailinglist, but as I lost some of my archive I didnt find it. Is there any fix for the fact that /dev/ttyS* is used instead of /dev/cua* in linux 2.2.* ? I downloaded the latest version of Xcard I could find (1.0) but that used the /dev/cua*. were could I change this in the source, in order to get it to work.? Actually drivers should use /dev/ttyS* instead of /dev/cua*. Some Linux distributions (Debian 2.0 for instance), even with kernel 2.0.* haven't got /dev/cua*. The usage of /dev/cua* is deprecated and has been removed from kernel 2.1.* and laters. I will change this on ASAP on Towitoko CT-API. If you want to begin playing with sources you have to modify CT_init() function on ctapi.c module. A fast and simple workaround is to use simbolic link /dev/smartcard (on Towitoko CT-API this is the default when you specify other port distinct of COM*). 2) Xcard supports most smartcards right? ( I use the towitoko chipdrive) I think Xcard currently supports only Schlumberger cards. More cards will be available as Xcard is ported to PC/SC. Regards, Carlos. Regards Per Christopher Undheim -- So many women; so little nerve. *** Linux Smart Card Developers - M.U.S.C.L.E. (Movement for the Use of Smart Cards in a Linux Environment) http://www.linuxnet.com/smartcard/index.html ***
Re: MUSCLE /dev/cua* , /dev/ttyS* - Linux 2.2.*
Per Undheim wrote: 1) Excuse me if this has been published before on the mailinglist, but as I lost some of my archive I didnt find it. Is there any fix for the fact that /dev/ttyS* is used instead of /dev/cua* in linux 2.2.* ? I downloaded the latest version of Xcard I could find (1.0) but that used the /dev/cua*. were could I change this in the source, in order to get it to work.? 2) Xcard supports most smartcards right? ( I use the towitoko chipdrive) Regards Per Christopher Undheim -- So many women; so little nerve. You mean that a link (ln) among /dev/ttyS* and /dev/cua* does not work ? Remo Tabanelli
