Re: Problems with towitoko reader
Martin Preuss <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.lib.libchipcard.devel |
|---|---|
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Hi,
On Wednesday 20 July 2005 23:13, Johannes Orth wrote:
[...]
> There is nothing written on the back of the reader. But I have used this
> chipdrive on Linux some time ago (but I was using another distro (now using
> Debian) and I think I used other versions of libtowitoko and libchipcard.
> Furthermore windows recognizes the reader as chipdrive micro.
[...]
Well, if it worked with the old Libchipcard1 it should work with the new one
as well...
> I add the driver section with the following command:
> chipcardd2 addreader --dtype tow_ctapi --rtype tow_cdm --rname towitoko2
> --rport COM1
[...]
Just curious: Why "towitoko2" ?
[...]
> reader {
> char readerType="tow%5Fcdm"
> char readerName="towitoko2"
> int port="0"
> int slots="1"
> char comType="serial"
> } # reader
[...]
That should do the trick... Do you run the chipcard server as root?
regards
Martin
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