On Thu, 31 Mar 2005 12:44:51 +0200, Marco Parmeggiani
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm using an Athena ASEDrive IIIe USB Smart Card Reader, driver 2.2,
pcsc lite 1.2.9beta6.
To start my app i have a script like this:
#cleanup pcscd
killall pcscd
rm -rf /tmp/pcsc
#start pcscd
Ludovic Rousseau wrote:
Why do you start/stop pcscd each time?
What is your use case?
i know that that is not optimal but i want my app to be as more self
contained as possible. another reason is that i'm testing the whole
thing and i do not want to install globally the pcscd stuff.
The bug was
Ludovic Rousseau wrote:
I submitted a similar bug to Athena for an older version (1.9 or
something). The bug is that the reader is not reseted when pcscd
stops so the communication is desynchronised the next time the driver
wants to talk to the reader.
same behavior with driver 1.9.1
--
Marco
David Corcoran wrote:
Hi Karsten,
When it was defined, there was no notion of garbage collection in the Java
Card specificiations. As of JC 2.2, this is now possible, so an extension
set of APDUs for deletion might be a good idea ...
Sort of a strange phenomenon ... after almost 4 years
There
are many free operating systems available: FreeDOS, EROS, VSTa, RTX, Hurd, BSDs
and Linux. But there was no free operating system available for most
interesting computer platform, the smart card.
Now SOSSE
is a GPLed operating system for smart cards. It is implemented mostly in C to
Peter Williams wrote:
I found it educational to run the code a simple cardedge in the
debugger/simulator. It makes you understand what the JavaCard framework
and the javacard API is doing for us all, when we run the musclecard
applet. Allow about 30 mins to get going, and another 30 mins to
Michael Bender a écrit :
Peter Williams wrote:
I found it educational to run the code a simple cardedge in the
debugger/simulator. It makes you understand what the JavaCard
framework and the javacard API is doing for us all, when we run the
musclecard applet. Allow about 30 mins to get going,
Hi Naveen
I could make it work. I mean I could test a smart
card through pcscd application.
I have tested the card in the following way..
$ pcscd -f -d stdout
I suggest you two additional hints I learned week
ago:
1, add option -a to pcscd startap. This enable
you to show PDU
