2010/4/6 Kevin Redon <[email protected]>: > the Alcor Micro SCR001 (from > https://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.25899) use the USB Alcor > Micro AU9520 chip > (http://www.alcormicro.com/en_content/c_product/product_01b.php?CategoryID=4&IndexID=2) > this chip is already supported > (http://pcsclite.alioth.debian.org/supported.html#0x058F0x9520), that is > why the SCR001 > (http://pcsclite.alioth.debian.org/shouldwork.html#0x058F0x9520) should > also work.
You are right. I removed the duplicated entry from supported_readers.txt in revision 4856. But I keep the two entry in the matrix for now. > The normal smart card reader (ISO 7816-2 slot) works, but the SIM card > reader on the side is not detected. I was not aware of a side slot. > some pictures : http://dl.free.fr/v1MwiZy8V/pictures.zip (you can also > use them for the website, instead of the watermarked one from DX). > Also some usbmon dump attached, using the AU9520 windows driver (it can > detects the SIM, but installs only one reader for both interfaces) : > - win_setup.txt : when the reader is plugged in > - win_sc.txt : when card is inserted in the main 7816-2 slot (ATR 3F 65 > 25 00 52 09 6A 90 00) > - win_sim.txt : when the SIM card is inserted (ATR 3B 9D 94 80 1F C3 80 > 66 AF 03 48 00 DD 00 00 83 18 9F 16 98) The CCID device declares only one slot. Using the SIM-size slot looks like a hack. > also the windows driver seems to use some interrupt mechanism, while the > current libccid uses polling. Could it also use the same interrupt > mechanism ? Use --enable-usb-interrupt when configuring the CCID driver. It may not work with your version if libusb. Bye -- Dr. Ludovic Rousseau _______________________________________________ Muscle mailing list [email protected] http://lists.drizzle.com/mailman/listinfo/muscle
