Am Samstag, 2. Februar 2008 19:45:16 schrieb Livio:
> ASEDrive IIIe USB V2 Smart Card Reader. From the website, it seems that a
> Linux driver is available, but I'd like to be sure that it will be possible
> to use it with OpenSC: could you confirm this?
> If it isn't good.. could you suggest me a good product with the same
> requirements?
can you check with ludovic rousseau. if he lists it as working for his ccid
driver for pcsc-lite, then it should work fine. ccid is the most complete
package of drivers there is.
if not, but the vendor has a binary only driver: only buy
one and test it. myself I don't like binary only drivers and would avoid them
at all costs, but see for yourself.
> About the smart cards, what have I to look for to ensure the compatibility
> with this reader, or generally, with a particular reader? Is the T=0 / T=1
> protocol making the difference?
all readers can do both as far as I know, so that shouldn't matter much.
if you are concerned about speed / user experience: collect some typical tasks
a user might do, setup a demo system and benchmark. different combinations
of card and reader can make a huge difference (e.g. wait 1 second vs. wait 20
seconds).
Regards, Andreas
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