Hello,

I get errors when compiling the Reflex 72 driver on linux mandrake 8.0.
CTBCS_* seems to be not defined into the ctbcs.h.
Do I use the wrong ctbcs.h ?

I also tried the Reflex USB and the GemPC430 on osx. The GemPC430 work fine
but the pcscd crash when I send an apdu to the 
Reflex USB reader:

ATR:    3f ff 95 00 ff 91 81 71 a0 47 00 44 4e 41 53 50 30 31 30 20 52 65 76
41 31 36 4d 

I got:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------
pcsc-daemon/readerfactory.c 952: RFInitializeReader: Attempting startup of
ReflexUSB Reader 0 0.
pcsc-daemon/readerfactory.c 170: RFAddReader: ReflexUSB Reader init failed.
pcsc-daemon/pcscdaemon.c 129: main: PC/SC Lite Daemon Ready.
pcsc-daemon/readerfactory.c 952: RFInitializeReader: Attempting startup of
SLB Reflex USB 0 0.
*** CFLog (21): pcscd[367] dyld cannot find symbol _IO_Create_Channel in
CFBundle 0x15c70 </usr/local/pcsc/drivers/slbReflexUSB.bundle> (bundle,
loaded)
pcsc-daemon/readerfactory.c 741: RFBindFunctions: Loading IFD Handler 2.0
T=1 -> aa aa aa aa 0
I Block Found
Segmentation fault
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------


Do you have plan to have the ReflexUSB driver for linux ?

Thanks for any help and suggestions
Fabien




-----Original Message-----
From: David Corcoran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, July 23, 2001 11:09 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MUSCLE drivers


Hello,

Due to popular demand.  I re-released the Reflex 72 driver with the
IFDHANDLER 2.0 wrapper for CT-API.  The driver is available on the website
now.  All the card insertion/removal bugs have been solved.

Regards,
Dave

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