>> You will get at least one soon, when I have my driver for the Intertex
>> modem + reader working. I write for the external version, but it will
>> work with the Intertex PCMCIA too.
>
>why does it work for PCMCIA also??? Why do you think that?? or is it
>installed like a serial card (because i
1)
Excuse me if this has been published before on the mailinglist, but
as I lost some of my archive I didnt find it. Is there any fix
for the fact that /dev/ttyS* is used instead of /dev/cua* in linux 2.2.*
? I downloaded the latest version of Xcard I could find (1.0) but
that used the /dev/cua*.
Hi everyone!
On Mon, 22 Feb 1999, Per Undheim wrote:
> 1)
> Excuse me if this has been published before on the mailinglist, but as
> I lost some of my archive I didnt find it. Is there any fix for the fact
> that /dev/ttyS* is used instead of /dev/cua* in linux 2.2.* ? I
> downloaded the latest
Per Undheim wrote:
1)
Excuse me if this has been published before on the mailinglist, but
as I lost some of my archive I didnt find it. Is there any fix for the
fact that /dev/ttyS* is used instead of /dev/cua* in linux 2.2.* ? I downloaded
the latest version of Xcard I could find (1.0) but that
I don't see any reason to restrict pc/sc to linux only. It's important to
be able to configure the name of the smartcard device. One way to do this
is to try /dev/smartcard first, and if that fails, then try the OS dependent
device names.
Another example of linux dependency that I've seen a few
