Hello,

You are not doing anything wrong. It's only that you
are ussing a memmory smartcard. The driver you are
using is only for T=0 processor smartcards.

Hopefully next week I'll be publishing the first
prerelease of the 2.0 driver, that works also with
memory cards.

--- Oliver Groth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribi�:
> Hello,
> 
> I am quite new to working with Chipcards and drives,
> so please excuse if I'm
> not too familiar with any general problems and their
> solutions.
> 
> OK, I am trying to read and write memory cards using
> SuSE Linux, Kernel
> 2.2.13 or 2.0.36. I am using the latest Towitoko
> CT-API. Unfortunately I am
> not able to read or write any data from or to the
> mem card. I am using
> Towitoko's "Chipdrive extern".
> 
> The problem is, that I get no response on the reset
> command. Because, as I
> have seen, it is sent before any other command, I
> can't do really anything
> with the drive. Unfortunately it works wwell under
> Windows :-) , so there's
> no defect.
> 
> I also tried the "tester" program coming with the
> CT-API und used another
> "cttest" program for testing the CT-API, they both
> have the same problem.
> 
> Symptoms: CT_init() is working well, and also the
> GetRdrStatus(), setting
> the LED and ActivateCard(). They all receive an
> answer from the drive. But
> when a reset is sent (with answer requested), the
> drive is not answering. I
> have debugged it so far and the command is sent, but
> the select()-command is
> just timing out, because there never comes an answer
> on the reset.
> 
> Has anybody had a similar problem? What am I doing
> wrong?!?
> 
> Here is the test protocol:
> 
> CT-API Library Test
> 
> Loading CT-API library (libctapi-towitoko.so): Ok.
> Initialising CT-API library:Sending: 0 1       ->
> GetRdrType
> Receiving: 84 43 93
> ---- Reader type: 0x84
> Ok.
> Test 1:Sending: 3 7                            ->
> GetRdrStatus
> Receiving: C0 82
> ---- Card present / change
> Sending: 6F 1 6A F 46                          ->
> LED on
> Receiving: 1
> Sending: 60 F 9C                               ->
> ActivateCard
> Receiving: 1
> ---- Sending Active Low Reset
> Sending: A0 6F 0 5 74                          ->
> Reset
> Receiving: ERROR                               ->
> Ooops.
> ---- Sending Active High Reset
> Sending: 80 6F 0 5 76
> Receiving: ERROR
> ---- Sending Active Low Reset
> Sending: A0 6F 0 5 74
> Receiving: ERROR
> ---- Sending Active High Reset
> Sending: 80 6F 0 5 76
> Receiving: ERROR
> ---- Sending Active Low Reset
> Sending: A0 6F 0 5 74
> Receiving: ERROR
> ---- Sending Active High Reset
> Sending: 80 6F 0 5 76
> Receiving: ERROR
>  Error.
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> Oliver
> 
> 
>
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