2014-02-05 Jose Alf. <jose...@rocketmail.com>: > Hello, Hi,
> I wonder if somebody out there can help me to find a solution for the > following problem. I am using of these devices to read HID Prox cards. The > reader works fine with pcsc-lite, but it must be unplugged and re-plugged to > start working (at least in my case). In other words, the device won’t work > on a freshly booted computer until we disconnect and connect it back to the > USB port. This is an issue for my application, so I would like to know if > some of you guys know a cure for this. > > I see the same behavior on different distributions of Linux (tested Debian > and CentOS) and with different kernel versions (I’ve tested the stock redhat > and debian kernels and custom compiled vanilla 3.4.75 and 3.10.12). Of > course I also tested with the latest pcsc-lite y ccid versions. I also > tested using the ccid generic driver and a proprietary driver available form > HID with the same results. I also asked for help to HID, but they've been > unable to help me. > > I am attaching log PCSCD files if someone wants to take a look. The logs > show that the device is recognized, but apparently is not initialized > properly because when we present a card the LEDs don't show activity. When > we unplug and replug it, and we present a card it starts showing activity > that is recorded in the pcscd logs and any application like pcsc_scan start > showing card events. No error from the logs. It looks like a reader firmware bug. Maybe you should use another reader model or reader manufacturer. Bye -- Dr. Ludovic Rousseau _______________________________________________ Muscle mailing list Muscle@lists.musclecard.com http://lists.musclecard.com/mailman/listinfo/muscle_lists.musclecard.com
