Hello Herve,
That means MPCOS-EMV is compliant with ISO-7816-4. This standard
specifies the chip nonvolatile memory area (EEPROM or Flash) is
handled by a chip operating system as a file system where you may
find and manipulate the structure of a root directory (MF),
sub-directories (DF) and elementary files (EF) which stores only
information but not code as the opposed to the new chip operating
systems like JavaCard, Multos or SCfW which provides space for both
data and code to be executed by a Virtual Machine inside the chip.
You may find more information about it in the OpenCard site.
Best Regards,
Genaro.
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Subject: (OCF) MPCOS
Author: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Herve StMart) at ISS1
Date: 7/6/100 12:34 PM
When I asked if MPCOS-EMV is an industry accepted open card, the answer
is MPCOS-EMV is based on an open system concept.
What does that mean exactly?
Thanks
Herve
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