Dear Jeff,
I guess you are using GemSAFE cards (4K & 8K).
These cards work only with their corresponding crypto modules(PKCS#11/CSP).
Please note that the Card Details Tool accepts the same PIN(1234, if default). Using
my little brain, I deduce that the crypto-module translates this PIN to the actual PIN
stored in the card.
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Jeff Undercoffer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Monday, April 02, 2001 7:54 PM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: [OCF] CHV Problem
>
>
>Has anyone encountered the following:
>
>I have a GPK4000 and a GPK8000 both using the default CHV of 1234.
>
>When reading from 3f00:0200:0002 on the GPK4000 the applet pops up to enter
>CHV-1, I enter "1234" and read the contents of the file.
>
>When reading from 3f00:0200:0002 on the GPK8000 the applet pops up to enter
>CHV-1, I enter "1234" and throw an error because the CHV did not verify,
>after three attempts the card locks and I use the GemSafe Card Details Tool
>to reset the user CHV.
>
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