hi, everyone
I try to compile usb-skeleton.c which is the example code in Linux
Device Driver 3rd version using its own Makefile. But it doesn't work.
(I am using Mandrake. "uname -a" = Linux localhost 2.6.3-7mdksmp #1
SMP Wed Mar 17 14:24:28 CET 2004 i686 unknown unknown GNU/Linux)
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Vincent,
The PC/SC bypass talks directly to the low level Sun Ray terminal
API's and the PC/SC shim talks to SCF which talks to OCF.
Basically the bypass library skips over SCF & OCF and talks to the
Sun Ray terminal API
Thanks,
Dave
On May 27, 2005, at 12:31 PM, Vincent Diluoffo wro
1) I'm looking for information about the difference between the SunRay
server software 2.0/3.0 PC/SC bypass package and the muscle PC/SC shim for
SCF. Are these the same or different in how they work and which is the
recommended one?
2) Are these equivalent to a specific version of PC/SC lite?
Tha
Thanks for the information. I was missing "as" from a package.
Note: Solaris ships with everything you need, except for the compiler.
All this stuff lives in /usr/ccs/bin and /usr/ccs/lib.
If you still can't find it, make sure you have the following
packages installed on your system:
for tools (s
gcc is trying to call the assembler as. It looks like the gcc is
expecting it at /usr/ccs/bin/as This directory has the Solaris development
tools do you have this package installed?
Vincent Diluoffo wrote:
I have downloaded both pcsc lite 1.2.9 rel 7 and pcsc lite 1.2 with the
same error. I hav
Bruce Barnett wrote:
The goal is to disburden the user and to have self administrating
systems. (E.g. I hate to disperse my public keys in SSH for public
key authentication. My login in the network is everywhere the same,
but I have a separate home directory.)
When I authenticate myself with a
Nikolay Elenkov wrote:
To answer my own question:
...
muscleTools connects with MSC_SHARE_SHARED which causes the APDU's to be
routed to IFDHControl instead of IFDHTransmitToICC. After changing
MSC_SHARE_SHARED to MSC_SHARE_SHARED everyting worked nicely.
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>The goal is to disburden the user and to have self
> administrating systems. (E.g. I hate to disperse my public keys in SSH
> for public key authentication. My login in the network is everywhere the
> same, but I have a separate home directory.)
When I authenticate myself with a local system
