Hello, I'm trying to make my Texas Instrument Ultramedia Smartcard reader working, it is part of a Dell M60. I've able to load the firmware from the windows driver using the tiumfwl module from (http://penguin-breeder.org/kernel/) and now I get the following from pccardctl info
PRODID_1="TEXAS Instruments" PRODID_2="UltraMedia Smart Card Adapter" PRODID_3="1.0" PRODID_4="" MANFID=0097,1620 FUNCID=255 So it seems that the firmware simulate a PCMCIA smartcard reader inserted in the virtual "socket1" (virtual because my Dell M60 does only have one real pccard slot). I think that the problem may be that the smartcard reader is fully implemented in the firmware and maybe it wasn't developed by TI and there is no datasheet for it. As it seems that TI used GEMCore technology to develop it I though it maybe a GemCore compatible reader, but I was unable to make it works with GemCore drivers for PCMCIA readers. Other posibility is that it use someking of GemCore chipset that need the firmware to work, in that case it should be easy to get it working with an adapted GemCore driver. Anybody has any clue about this reader? Anyway to get it working? I've contacted TI about that, but I got no answer (maybe because I don't know the right contact). Best regards, -- German Jose Gomez Garcia | Mundinteractivos - El Mundo | Area de Internet | Pradillo, 42 | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | 28002 - Madrid (SPAIN, EU) | http://www.elmundo.es/ | Tel: (+34) 915864800 (Ext: 6344) | _______________________________________________ Muscle mailing list [email protected] http://lists.drizzle.com/mailman/listinfo/muscle
