26.11.2011 10:43, Martin Paljak kirjoitti: > Hello, > It can be compiled with OpenCT support, exclusively. But that's a corner > case, I believe 95%+ of people have pcsc-lite/CCID compatible hardware. > >> Key is to build pcsc-lite with support for openct. > I guess you mean the opposite: build openct with pcsc-lite support. > >>
I fully agree. I'm using CardMan 4040 with pcsclite. Personally, I got pissed off with fighting with openct. pcsclite works much better. I also have a couple of usb readers, but the CardMan is very handy with my laptop (I got it free from my friend, thanks Max!) I'm using svn versions of the softwares (opensc, pcsclite, pampkcs11). However, after pcsclite svn rev 6019 I got some problems, so I'm still using 6018. About to update to 1.8.1 some day, I assume the latest version should work if run as a service started at bootup. Since Ubuntu does not yet have official support for systemd, I'll be using it this way anyway. The most problems with all this smart card systems with linux are usually 1) distribution included versions are old 2) when self compiled, double check all the config file directories... for example, config is not necessary on /etc, it might also be on /usr/etc! When installing CardMan to be used with pcsclilte, I followed mainly instructiuons from here: http://blog.deepreflect.net/2011/01/23/omikey-cardman-4040-linux-fc14/ . The main point is not to use the manufacturers install procedure, but manually copy the driver (which is for kernel ver 2.x, however, works with 3) from the gz and write the cardman4040.conf - file. Hannu
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