Peter Tomlinson writes: > IBM has recently launched an early version of their JCOPS OS on the Philips > ProX dual interface silicon, and this OS is believed to have an internal > configuration option to allow it to be switched between Mifare compliance > and 14443-4 compliance on the contactless interface. This probably has to be > configured at personalisation time. It is also reported that the current > version of this OS has not implemented the internal link between the > contactless memory area and the contact memory area when the Mifare mode is > used. This card is available from Orga, plus (I think) from another supplier > whose name I forget.
Okay, if you dont mind a few minor corrections and some marketing ... The JCOP OS provides full support for Mifare and T=CL at the same time. T=CL is supported for communication speeds up to 848kbit/sec. Access to the Mifare data area isprovided via a Java(tm) API from the OpenPlatform part of the OS; thus full interaction between Mifare and JCOP is possible over contact- and contactless interfaces. JCOP is available from Orga (JCOP), Gemplus (GemXpresso Gemcombi), Schlumberger, G&D, Oberthur, and 8 other card manufacturers under varying brand names. More detailed information on JCOP on Mifare ProX is available from http://www.zurich.ibm.com/csc/infosec/jcop_tools/jcop30.html ciao Marcus *************************************************************** Unix Smart Card Developers - M.U.S.C.L.E. (Movement for the Use of Smart Cards in a Linux Environment) http://www.linuxnet.com/ To unsubscribe send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with unsubscribe sclinux ***************************************************************
