Look at my "Intertex IX Series" driver, and the IX2 SC PCMCIA reader.
(Readers at http://www.intertex.se/html/smartfamily.html)
/Morten
At 19:55 1999-10-27 +0200, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>does anybody know any PCMCIA smart card reader with a support under Linux?
>I could find only a driver for Gem
Hi again!
> drivers only portable if written using JavaXComm which is not
> supported on all platforms
As far I know javaxcomm is ported to, Windows, Linux, Solaris and
Macintosh.
> More easily integrated with existing software
Can you explain this more detailed?
> Included in Windows 2000,
Hello Morten,
thanks for the info. I have already checked it. If I understood right,
you driver is for the serial family of Intertex IX readers but not for
the PCMCIA ones. Is it right?
Kind regards,
Mikhail
At 10:41 28.10.99 +0200, you wrote:
>Look at my "Intertex IX Series" driver, and the IX
Hi,
The Intertex PCMCIA reader looks like a serial port to the machine so the
Linux IX driver will work with BOTH the serial and pcmcia versions of the
intertex reader. This is actually a great design because the drivers are
much more easily portable across different operating systems.
Best Reg
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