To use Multi 8K cards, you need to get the older version of Xcard (1.0) and Muscle 1.6
(two different tar files).
The 1.1 tar files for Cyberflex Open is only for Open16K cards (which includes both
Xcard and Muscle 1.6 but modified to work with
Open16K cards).
The reason why verify key doesn't work is probably because the verify key APDU command
is different between Multi 8K and Open16K
cards.
If you diff the source files, you'll see that the changes are all over the place and
won't be trivial to support the two cards.
Hopefully, PC/SC stuff will help smooth things over.....
Danny
Jeroen Roose wrote:
> I just found a Schumberger reader and some cards and downloaded the
> cyberflex development tools for Linux. The cards that I found are the
> 'Cyberflex 2.0 Multi 8K' (With the butterfly printed on it)
> My question(s) :
> What is the difference between the 'open 16K' card and these cards ?
> Can I use them with the cyberflex development kit ?
>
> I found out that the 'verify key' function doesn't work !
>
> Thanx,
>
> QC Technology
> Ankersmidplein 63
> 1506 CK Zaandam
> The Netherlands
> tel: +31/0 - 75 6315182
> fax: +31/0 - 75 6125622
>
> http://www.qctechnology.nl
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