Ok, here's the scoop...
Linux support has been discontinued for the GemXpresso RADIII 3.x kit -
at least for the time being. The tech support guy was unclear but I got
the impression that they are trying to make it work for future versions.
They mentioned that I *should* be able to make it work with Linux since
it is all Java but I would have to hack around as Jean-Luc suggested.
Of course I cannot extract the necessary files (jars etc) without a
Windows system.
So they overnighted me a copy of the GemXpresso RADIII 3.0 CD (older
version) that *does* have Linux and Solaris support. I'm about to
install it now. If I find time I may try to make the newest one work
some day.
So, if you plan to get this kit from Gemplus, be sure you press your
sales/technical contacts for a copy of the older software.
-joe
On Tue, 2002-07-09 at 08:54, Jean-Luc Giraud wrote:
>
> On Tuesday, July 9, 2002, at 02:17 am, Joe Phillips wrote:
>
> > If Linux support is dropped, I likely will return immediately. My sales
> > contact assured me multiple times (I continued to asked "are you sure it
> > supports Linux") that it would suit my needs.
>
> Well, you should ring him again because I was just told that it is not
> supported anymore. They told me that it still is full-java and should
> run on Linux if you do as I said (write script shells based on the
> content of the .BAT files).
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