On 23-Dec-2003 Philippe Smadja wrote: > > I got the egate driver from Muscle web site and used it with > e-gate Cyberflex Access 32K card: ATR= 3B 75 94 00 00 62 02 02 02 01 > > This card is codeshield enabled. As you say, .cap file must be post > processed using captransf program (from Trusted-Logic ) and you should use > a captransf compliant loader.
could you post commands/files you've used to modify the applet? compleate step by step instructions would be wonderful! > I loaded some applets using Axalto / Javacard SDK Tool running on > Windows. Contact Santiago Cabeza Sos from Axalto for tool availability. > NOTE: the tool is not tested on Linux, so it does not run on > Linux! Anyway, as it is a Java program using OCF, it should run..... is it a free tool? pls post a link. i hope it runs on other platforms then windows! > On Linux, I tested a simple applet with pcsc_tools / scriptor. Thanks > to Ludovic Rousseau [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > No problem. > > I hope it secures you about Cyberflex Access cards on Linux. > > > Best Regards. > Philippe Smadja. > > NOTE: Linux egate-driver requires libusb 0.1.7 (KO with libusb 0.1.6-3). hmmm -- so you've used a smartcard reader from axalto/schlumberger? what type? do you need that smartcard reader to transfer the applet, or could it anotherone as well? niki _______________________________________________ Muscle mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.musclecard.com/mailman/listinfo/muscle
