Here's a good one.
I've just been assigned an RID, something like 'A000000304'
In the gemplus manual, the RID is defined as being 16 bytes long, the 5
most significant being the ISO assigned RID and the remaining 11 bytes
being freely assigned by the developer.
If this is the case then my 'true' RID is something like:
0020400000000000 ?
If someone can confirm that all is well, then great.
On the otherhand, is the ISO assigned A000000204 RID a hexidecimal one
or decimal?
Hope someone can help
Thanks
Nick
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