Re: Welchen Kartenleser?

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Hi

ich habe hier nun den Reiner SCT cyberjack e-com (idVendor=3D0c4b,=20
idProduct=3D0400) leider aber Probleme den zum laufen zu bewegen.
Ich habe die aktuelle Treiberversion 3.3.2 von der Reiner HP geholt,=20
gebaut und installiert.
Der Leser wird vom System erkannt. Leider kann ich aber nicht=20
zugreifen.

System ist debian unstable i386 mit einem 64bit Kernel 2.6.30, da das=20
aber soweit ich das verstehe ein reiner Userspace-Treiber ist sollte=20
das keine Unterschied machen, oder?

cyberjack.xml habe ich angeh=E4ngt.
fxcyberjack meint dazu:

<?xml version=3D"1.0" encoding=3D"ISO-8859-1"?>
<cyberjack>
<check type=3D"distri">
  <result type=3D"success"></result>
  <distname>Debian</distname>
  <distver>squeeze/sid</distver>
</check>
<check type=3D"uname">
  <result type=3D"success"></result>
  <systemname>Linux</systemname>
  <release>2.6.30-1-amd64</release>
  <version>#1 SMP Thu Jul 30 17:12:48 UTC 2009</version>
  <machine>x86_64</machine>
</check>
<check type=3D"group">
  <result type=3D"success">
    Benutzer "frank" ist Mitglied der Gruppe "cyberjack"
  </result>
</check>
<check type=3D"services">
  <result type=3D"success"></result>
  <service owner=3D"chipcard">chipcardd2</service>
  <service owner=3D"chipcard">chipcardd4</service>
</check>
<check type=3D"driver">
  <file>/usr/lib/libctapi-cyberjack.so</file>
  <result type=3D"success">
    Treiber gefunden und geladen
  </result>
  <version>
    <vmajor>3</vmajor>
    <vminor>3</vminor>
    <vpatchlevel>2</vpatchlevel>
    <vbuild>0</vbuild>
  </version>
</check>
<check type=3D"reader">
  <reader>
    <idvendor>0c4b</idVendor>
    <idproduct>0400</idproduct>
    <busdir>006</busdir>
    <devname>002</devname>
    <test>
    <result type=3D"error" function=3D"access">Datei oder Verzeichnis=20
nicht gefunden    </result>
    </test>
  </reader>
  <result type=3D"error">Some readers are not accessible</result>
</check>
</cyberjack>

hat jemand Ideen?
=2D-=20
Gru=DF Frank

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<cyberjack>
<check type="distri">
  <result type="success"></result>
  <distname>Debian</distname>
  <distver>squeeze/sid</distver>
</check>
<check type="uname">
  <result type="success"></result>
  <systemname>Linux</systemname>
  <release>2.6.30-1-amd64</release>
  <version>#1 SMP Thu Jul 30 17:12:48 UTC 2009</version>
  <machine>x86_64</machine>
</check>
<check type="group">
  <result type="success">Called as user "root"</result>
</check>
<check type="services">
  <result type="success"></result>
  <service owner="chipcard">chipcardd2</service>
  <service owner="chipcard">chipcardd4</service>
</check>
<check type="driver">
  <file>/usr/lib/libctapi-cyberjack.so</file>
  <result type="success">
    Treiber gefunden und geladen
  </result>
  <version>
    <vmajor>3</vmajor>
    <vminor>3</vminor>
    <vpatchlevel>2</vpatchlevel>
    <vbuild>0</vbuild>
  </version>
</check>
<api type="pcsc">
</api>
<api type="ctapi">
    <result type="success">
    <reader name="cyberJack e-com(a) an 006:002" vendorid="0c4b" productid="0400">
      <readertest result="success">
- Geraetedatei ist: /dev/bus/usb/006/002
- die Geraetedate existiert
- Dateirechte: Rechte=664, Besitzer=0, Gruppe=0
- Dateibesitzer: root
- Dateigruppe: root
- der ausfuehrende Benutzer hat alle noetigen Rechte
      </readertest>
      <readerinfo>
        <pid>0400</pid>
        <hwmask>00030301</hwmask>
        <hwmask value="00030301"> ICC1 keypad display Firmwareupdate Sicherheitsmodule</hwmask>
        <version>30</version>
        <hwversion>ffffffff</hwversion>
        <flashsize>262144</flashsize>
        <heapsize>768</heapsize>
          <serialnum>9318154952</serialnum>
        <productiondate>11.07.2008 08:32</productiondate>
        <testdate>28.05.2009 10:32</testdate>
        <Commissioningdate>03.08.2009 17:03</Commissioningdate>
        <communicationstring>USB</communicationstring>
        <hwstring>ECA_USB</hwstring>
      </readerinfo>
      <fwmodules>
        <fwmodule>
          <description>Kernel</description>
          <id>01000001</id>
          <version>30</version>
          <revision>54</revision>
          <variant>0</variant>
          <date> Oct  6 2008  09:53</date>
        </fwmodule>
        <fwmodule>
          <description>Geldkarte</description>
          <id>02000002</id>
          <version>10</version>
          <revision>1</revision>
          <variant>1</variant>
          <date> May 30 2008  12:08</date>
        </fwmodule>
        <fwmodule>
          <description>MKT Texte</description>
          <id>01000002</id>
          <version>30</version>
          <revision>3</revision>
          <variant>2</variant>
          <date> May 30 2008  12:08</date>
        </fwmodule>
      </fwmodules>
    </reader>    </result>
</api>
</cyberjack>

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