USB key (smart card) program say: card not found

[KLiFF]

i try: ubuntu 10.04 + virtualbox + xp = work perfect

and i try ubuntu with wine hq (lastest) + idrx winscard patch
lsusb:
Bus 006 Device 002: ID 0973:0001 Schlumberger e-gate Smart Card

install the smart key driver, under wine:


i try run the program:


any idea?

[dimesio]

i try: ubuntu 10.04 + virtualbox + xp = work perfect

and i try ubuntu with wine hq (lastest) + idrx winscard patch
lsusb:
Bus 006 Device 002: ID 0973:0001 Schlumberger e-gate Smart Card

Windows hardware drivers don't work in Wine.

[KLiFF]

i try: ubuntu 10.04 + virtualbox + xp = work perfect

and i try ubuntu with wine hq (lastest) + idrx winscard patch
lsusb:
Bus 006 Device 002: ID 0973:0001 Schlumberger e-gate Smart Card

Windows hardware drivers don't work in Wine.

ok, and? any solution?

[Gert van den Berg]

On Mon, Jul 12, 2010 at 11:26, KLiFF <[email protected]> wrote:

ok, and? any solution?

If the device have a working Linux driver, the smart card API might
need implementation under Wine in order for Windows programs to use
it... It might be a good idea to open a bug for it (after ensuring
that no bugs exist for it yet) If you are trying to install drivers
under Wine in order to use the hardware with Linux applications, you
are out of luck.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb905527.aspx might be relevant...

Opening a bug won't mean that it will be fixed immediately, but it
allows Wine developers to see what is affected (via AppDB links) and
to prioritize it properly...

If your application uses non-standard drivers and APIs, the USB
patches for Wine might be your only option. Search the wiki for more
information.

Gert

[James McKenzie]

Gert van den Berg wrote:

On Mon, Jul 12, 2010 at 11:26, KLiFF <[email protected]> wrote:

ok, and? any solution?

If the device have a working Linux driver, the smart card API might
need implementation under Wine in order for Windows programs to use
it... It might be a good idea to open a bug for it (after ensuring
that no bugs exist for it yet) If you are trying to install drivers
under Wine in order to use the hardware with Linux applications, you
are out of luck.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb905527.aspx might be relevant...

Opening a bug won't mean that it will be fixed immediately, but it
allows Wine developers to see what is affected (via AppDB links) and
to prioritize it properly...

If your application uses non-standard drivers and APIs, the USB
patches for Wine might be your only option. Search the wiki for more
information.

Gert:

I have to use a Smart Card reader at my workplace. I plugged in a
generic card reader and it needed usbccid.sys to run. It may be
possible that there is a Linux (generic) driver for this type of card
reader (this is like the reader that AmEx used to distribute with the
Blue Card.) Dell keyboards also come with an embedded reader and there
is NO Linux driver available from Dell for them.

Now, these things have to work under Linux, we use them.....

James McKenzie

[Gert van den Berg]

On Wed, Jul 14, 2010 at 03:25, James McKenzie
<[email protected]> wrote:

Gert:

I have to use a Smart Card reader at my workplace.  I plugged in a generic
card reader and it needed usbccid.sys to run.  It may be possible that there
is a Linux (generic) driver for this type of card reader (this is like the
reader that AmEx used to distribute with the Blue Card.)  Dell keyboards
also come with an embedded reader and there is NO Linux driver available
from Dell for them.
Now, these things have to work under Linux, we use them.....

http://pcsclite.alioth.debian.org/ccid.html seem to have drivers for
generic smart card readers... I assumed that it would be part of the
kernel (like USB UVC, Mass storage and HID)... Quite strange that the
kernel have support for vendor-specific devices like Dallas
Semiconductor's 1-wire device but not for a (similar type device)
generic USB class.

For it to work under Wine, some kind of interface to whatever driver
is present should probably be needed though..

(I don't have any smart card devices to test / use)