There is not a current list available. I know of only 3 working readers.
The Reflex 60, 64 (pinpad), the Gemplus GPR400, and the so-called
DumbMouse. It is just a passthrough reader. I will try to compile a list
and get it on the site. I don't believe that any of the PAM modules
currently support mainstream smartcards but it would be easy to do. Yes,
smartcards are all similar, they must follow the ISO7816-3/4 requirements
but can add on functionality beyond that.
Greets,
Dave
On 11 Jun 1998, Jan Iven wrote:
> Do we have a comprehensive list of smartcard readers with currently (or RSN)
> available linux drivers? The list on linuxnet.com shows only Schlumberger
> readers (no wonder, looks like they are a reseller). However, there is
> supposed to be a driver for a "Enigma Logic DESgold" smartcard
> and on http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/libs/pam/modules.html there are quite a
> few modules that "sound" smartcardish.
>
> Or do all of these smartcard readers follow a standarized interface ?(I suppose
> the smartcard themselves are standarized, at least the T0/T1 protocols seem to
> be).
>
> Jan
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