I'm still working on getting everything going...I have some off-topic questions that someone here may be able to answer.
I'm trying to avoid installing an i386 version as dual-boot just to test if it works. Omnikey provides a proprietary (i386-only) PCSC driver that requires a kernel module to which the source is provided. Of course, I'll need to work on the module source to make it compile on x86_64. There is also a kernel module that comes with the kernel, the one that is loaded automagically at boot. I don't know how the Fedora-supplied module relates to the Omnikey module, or if modules for certain types of devices are required to provide a consistent interface. I built pcsc-lite for i386 and told it to load the omnikey driver, but it failed (RFInitializeReader() Open Port 0 Failed (/dev/cmm0)). Since the kernel module provides a character device for the reader, I'm hoping that the 32-bit user-space program can access the 64-bit build of the omnikey module via the device file. Does this make sense? After all, I know wine (which only runs 32-bit) accesses sound devices (albeit through other subsystems). It may take me a while to get the module built and to replace the Fedora one, but if this is not worth a try please let me know. I've never actually written a kernel module, so this is kind of new turf for me. Again, all help is appreciated. Keith _______________________________________________ Muscle mailing list [email protected] http://lists.drizzle.com/mailman/listinfo/muscle
