well, François, the confusion I think, comes from the very title of this bug ....'O2Micro Smartcard reader doesn't work, but the driver is available'
just to be clear, my notebook has, as described on its manual, a smartcard reader. but. for sure. I never used and do not see any BANK card reader on my pc (unless an adapter for the pcmcia or expresscard port or any other port for that matter is used to interface with a bank card which is not in my mind at all) secondly, this bug refers to o2 micro but I was v hard pressed to see/find which chipset it refers to specifically - just read the contents of the posts on this thread and you'll find a few chipsets mentioned, all made by o2 micro, the one I'm having is just one that differs from yours, Tor Harald's posted chipset above is another one that comes to mind. thirdly, your output of lshw command specifically pcmcia:0 is absolutely the same like mine EXCEPT the chipset number and bus info (same manufacturer though). on my notebook there is NO second pcmcia:1 then, consistent with lspci output posted above, lshw shows the other 3 devices but with a little more detail which I did not find useful to post (just additional info that I post now just to align myself to your line of thought) SD Host Controller Integrated MMC/SD Controller id: 6.2 Mass storage controller Integrated MS/xD Controller id 6.3 UNCLAIMED FireWire (IEEE 1394) id 6.4 so, here it is: now, if you feel that this bug is to REMAIN DEDICATED just for BANK cards reader then just disregard my post and carry on with the task at hand and accept my apologies for encroaching on this thread. regards, peter b -- O2Micro Smartcard reader doesn't work, but the driver is available https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/74724 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
