On Sun, 2002-08-25 at 13:04, Tener, Stuart B., IT3 , USNR-R wrote:
> The question I am asking is what are the "muscle steps".
> Patching the kernel? Okay, what patch file do I use?
You actually need to patch/rebuild pcmcia-cs.
As it stands, I've only released the driver as a patch to pcmcia-cs.
I'm working on a kernel patch.
Depending on the options your kernel was built with, you *may* need to
rebuild the kernel as well in order to disable the built-in pcmcia
modules.
You need to patch the pcmcia-cs sources with the gpr400_cs source.
Rebuild and install pcmcia-cs and the driver should be ready to go. See
the readme file in the gpr400_cs source for full instructions.
You may need to reboot or at least restart pcmcia services in order for
the drivers to work. Don't forget the device file.
> Then what? What other muscle steps are necessary?
You also need the gpr400 IFD. Build and install the library. add the
library to your readers.conf file and restart pcscd.
> I am looking for the muscle how to, not a kernel a how to.
I've been testing with opensc-tool from the OpenSC project.
I hope the above is helpful.
-joe
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