I just built (with debugging) and installed PCSC 0.101 and am trying to
use it with the Litronic Argus 210 and Cyberflex Access card.

When running pcscserver and test_insertion I get the following:

from test_insertion:

        root@dunkirk:/usr/local/pcsc/bin# ./test_insertion
          0)  Litronic A 210

        Select the reader number: 0

         Attempting Connect to Litronic A 210

        SCard.cpp      :186     Matching Card NOT Found
        Card or Reader Error.  Wrong Card/Reader type ?

        SCard.cpp      : 214          Detach Status:  11
        root@dunkirk:/usr/local/pcsc/bin# 

from pcscserver:

        root@dunkirk:/usr/local/pcsc/bin# pcscserver ../etc/reader.conf  
../etc/card.conf
        **************Getting Reader Support***********************
        Inserting Reader Litronic A 210
        **************Getting Card Support***********************
        Inserting Card Schlumberger Cyberflex Access

        *********** MUSCLE PC/SC Smartcard Resource Manager ***********
         Author: David Corcoran [EMAIL PROTECTED] (C) 1999  ver 1.0
         Initializing CORBA runtime services . . . . . . . . . .  done.
        ******************** Accepting Connections ********************

        SCardComm.cpp  : 100          Loading device:LIT_ARG_210
        SCardComm.cpp  : 101          Port Requested: 103f8
        SCardComm.cpp  : 102            Library
        Path:/usr/local/pcsc/lib/liblit_argus210.so
        SCardComm.cpp  : 109           Dlopen Handle: 805f6c0
        SCardComm.cpp  : 139  Port Allocation Status: 0
        SCardComm.cpp  : 149         Power Up Status: 0
        SCardTrack.cpp :  69             ReaderName: Litronic A 210
        SCardTrack.cpp :  70                  State:  2
        SCardTrack.cpp :  71               Protocol:  0
        SCardTrack.cpp :  88              Found ATR:
        -----------------DATA BLOCK--------------------------
        3b 16 94 81 10 06 01 81 1f 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
        00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
        -----------------END DATA BLOCK----------------------
        SCardComm.cpp  :306     Exclusive Mode Found
        SCardComm.cpp  : 363 Disconnect Power Status: 0
        SCardComm.cpp  : 366       Port Deallocation: 0


After this runs, the light on the litronic reader stays lit, even after I
kill pcscserver.  The Cyberflex Access card is a "virgin card".  I killed
power to the reader, but now I'm worried I may have corrupted the card.

etc/reader.conf looks like this:

        # Configuration file for various smartcard
        # readers.  This specifies the readers
        # library path.
        #
        # Note: The last reader declared is the
        #       default reader used in many programs
        #
        # David Corcoran / MUSCLE Project

        # Litronic Argus 210
        FRIENDLYNAME    "Litronic A 210"
        DEVICENAME      LIT_ARG_210
        LIBPATH         /usr/local/pcsc/lib/liblit_argus210.so
        CHANNELID       0x0103F8        
        # COM 1, /dev/cua0

        # End of Config File

etc/card.conf looks like this:

        # Configuration file for various smartcards
        # This specifies the cards library path.
        #
        # David Corcoran / MUSCLE Project


        # Schlumberger  Cyberflex Access M0F
        FRIENDLYNAME    "Schlumberger Cyberflex Access"
        DEVICENAME      SLB_CYBER_ACCESS
        ATRVALUE        3B169481100601810F
        ATRMASK         0F
        LIBPATH         /usr/local/pcsc/lib/libslb_cfaccess.so

        # End of Config File

What does "MOF" mean?  I also notice that
http://www.linuxnet.com/drivers/cards/cards.html calls it "Schlumberger
Cyberflex Access 16K SSP".  What does SSP refer to?  The Access card I
have come from the Cyberflex Access (Windoze) Development Kit.  Are there
different versions of Access card?

Thanks for you help,

--Jeremy

Jeremy Impson
Network Engineer
Advanced Technologies Department
Lockheed Martin Federal Systems
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
phone: 607-751-5618
fax:   607-751-6025

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