Seems to work fine now, for whatever reason. Maybe an old fashioned
reboot was all that was necessary.
After I installed the card, rebooted to XP and used it, then booted back
into Linux, it works.
Todd Denniston wrote:
Ted T. Logan wrote, On 04/15/2009 07:19 PM:
I just took out the card and put it in my trusty USB reader on my
desktop, and was able to be prompted for a PIN, check my OWA, etc, just
fine.
Good to hear.
I'm not against using coolkey, of course, I just noticed that under
security modules, it wasn't showing anything i could click "login" for,
etc.
FF does not show anything because pcscd can not access the card,
because for some reason the card does not power up WITH the express card.
I think you are now waiting on Ludovic to tell you how to work out the
info he would need to either tweak the driver for your BCM2045, or how
to further debug why it is not powering up the card.
If you want to try things in the mean time, my only suggestion would
be to
tail -f /var/log/messages
and insert the card at various angles waiting to see it show "Card
inserted into..." followed by something other than "Error powering up
card".
Yep... all out of mildly useful suggestions. :)
On Wed, 2009-04-15 at 19:12 -0400, Todd Denniston wrote:
Todd Denniston wrote, On 04/15/2009 06:59 PM:
Ted T. Logan wrote, On 04/15/2009 06:37 PM:
Sorry for the redundant messages, but pcscd definitely seems to be
working with it:
00049133 eventhandler.c:451:EHStatusHandlerThread() Card inserted
into
SCM SCR 3340 ExpressCard54 00 00
00000023 eventhandler.c:465:EHStatusHandlerThread() Error powering up
card.
UGH!
just noticed the above...
The card is either physically not powering up, or is not reporting
that it is powering up.
CoolKey never had a chance to talk to anything!
if you grab your handy usb reader, are you seeing it power up and
work still?
if not, then the card does not have enough smoke left. :(
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