Hi! For almost a year I've been trying to work with a ACR ACS122U reader in an Ubuntu Linux system (from Jaunty Jackalope (9.04) to Lucid Lynx (10.04)) and, in fact, I achieved to communicate with the tags, although i didn't get the APDU responses that I expected. But as soon as I upgraded to Ubuntu 10.04 I began to get some execution errors (usually 0x8010002e, 0x8010001d or 0x80100013, depending on the version of pcsc-lite and drivers that I was using and whether I compiled the m specifically for my system or not) that I haven't been able to solve although I tried to use Ubuntu 9.04 again. I ended up realizing that my reader has a buged version of the firmware
00000008 ccid_usb.c:884:ccid_check_firmware() Firmware (2.05) is bogus! > Upgrade the reader firmware or get a new reader. and I haven't found a way to upgrade it. As I've lost all my hopes with this reader, I was now wondering if ACS122T from the same brand has been tested correctly or, on the contrary, give me some advice on which reader could be a good choice to replace it with similar features. Thanks in advance and let me know if I hadn't written correctly this post, as it's the first time that I participate in this mailing list. Looking forward to hearing from you, Francisco
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