Hello,
I am currently working on a project with Towitoko Chipdrive
(micro/extern) readers, and T=1 cards. (Platforms: Windows & Linux)
I downloaded the following two packages:
1. Towitoko ChipDrive Series
http://www.linuxnet.com/drivers/readers/files/tow_chpdv-drv-current.tar.gz
2. Latest Towitoko Drivers
http://www.geocities.com/cprados/files/towitoko-2.0.0-pre5.tar.gz
But none of them supports T=1 yet. (What's the difference here, BTW?)
In the mailing-list archives, I discovered some hints as to a T=1
implementation, but could not find any actual code.
(E.g. http://www.citi.umich.edu/projects/smartcard/sc7816.tar.gz
did not contain a scT1.c file. Neither could I access the URL
http://pcsc.virtualdave.com/~cprados)
So my question is: Will T=1 support for the Towitoko readers be
available in the near future, or will I be better off to buy a
different reader?
Alternatively, which readers support PC/SC and T=1 under Windows, and
are supported in T=1 mode by pcsclite under Linux?
TIA,
MiR
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Michael "MiR" Reichenbächer
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