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DRIVERS
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To install USB drivers, download the driver from http://www.linuxnet.com/
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and copy it to a temporary location. After you have unarchived the files
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copy the directory to /usr/local/pcsc/drivers/. If the directory
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/usr/local/pcsc/drivers/ does not exist create it before copying the driver
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directory to it.
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Example Mac OS X, Linux 2.4:
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tar -xzvf driver.bundle-0.1.0.tar.gz
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cp -r driver.bundle /usr/local/pcsc/drivers/
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cd /usr/local/pcsc/drivers/driver.bundle
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build or use Project Builder to build
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The /usr/local/pcsc/drivers/ directory should contain bundle directories only.
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You must restart pcscd to use the new driver.
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All OS's:
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For non-USB users, you must edit the /etc/reader.conf file.
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You can do this easily by running the installifd program in the utils/
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directory of pcsc-lite. Some newer drivers require you to specify 1 as the
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port and then make a symlink from /dev/pcsc/1 to /dev/ttyS* so you can
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enumerate your ports on any Unix without changing the driver.
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Refer to the driver README for more information.
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