Hi Tom
It seems that you have problems
1) The kernel module does not load in your installation.
2) Your T=1 transaction failed. This seems to be a problem of the
shared.so file.
We will contact you directly to get more information about your
installation and to solve the problems together. The source code for this
driver is available in general.
Thomas Bruendl
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Hi,
I am using an Omnikey 2020 USB reader under a Redhat 7.0 Linux 2.4.2-2
kernel.
Using the drivers found on linuxnet.com I have succesfully installed and
tested (using testpcsc) the USB reader.
I used the Omnikey 1.03 driver for the 2.4.2-2 kernel. The 1.04 driver
(found on the omnikey home page) would not work
because when I loaded the cardman.o module an error "unresolved symbols"
kept popping up.
My main problem is that when I try to generate a signature using the smart
card (IBM MFC 4.3) which is a 133 byte
command with a 130 byte response it hangs.
I have debugged the pcsc source code and I came to the following statements
(where the process hangs)
rv = (*IFDH_transmit_to_icc)......
This is where (I think) the driver of Omnikey is called to transmit the
data
to the smart card. The smart card processes the command
( the light on the smart card lights up) but when it is finished the
function IFDH_transmit_to_icc does not return and the process hangs.
I have tested the same generate signature code using the Omnikey 2010
serial
driver and it works perfectly. I get a response
of a 130 bytes which is what I wanted.
Can anyone tell me if it is a problem with the omnikey driver, either in
the
shared .so file or in the cardman.o file,
or is it a known problem in the pcsc architecture or is it the usb device?
Also is their maybe a chance I could get my hands on the source code for
the
omnikey 2020 usb driver?
Tom Rixom
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