2009/11/7 Joachim Krüger <
mail2k@...>:
> Hi.
> I am using a SCM Microsystems (Towitoko) SCR335 with OpenCT 0.6.18.
> The aim is, to read and write simple memory cards.
> If I read my "Krankenkassenkarte", I get this:
>
> root@vm_ubuntu:/etc# openct-control -d status
> No. Name Info
> ===================================================
> 0 CCID Compatible slot0: card present
> root@vm_ubuntu:/etc# openct-tool read
> Detected CCID Compatible
> Card present, status changed
> failed to reset card
> root@vm_ubuntu:/etc#
>
> I tried two other types of memory cards, all the same result.
synchronous (memory) cards are not supported by the CCID specification.
So unless OpenCT and its CCID driver has a special code to manage them
I am not surprised by your results.
> If I read my banking card, I get this:
>
> root@vm_ubuntu:/etc/init.d# openct-tool atr
> Detected CCID Compatible
> Card present, status changed
> ATR: xb fx 18 00 ff 81 31 fe x5 6x x3 11 x8 66 01 x6 00 11 4x 40 05 x7 0x 20
> 1x
> I added some x to the number, but this seems to work.
The ATR is not secret. You do not have to hide it. You can use [1] to
parse the ATR.
> What is wrong?
Are you sure your SCR335 can read synchronous cards? Maybe you need a
special driver (from SCM) for that.
Bye
[1]
http://smartcard-atr.appspot.com/--
Dr. Ludovic Rousseau
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