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Bill, Since you are probably using a 64K card and you realize that the commonAccessCard.bundle that is used for the legacy pkcs#11 may not have the newer ATR value related to your card you need to update the associated bundle via the 'pcsctool' command running as root.
What happens is that the ATR values are updated in the Info.plist within the commonAccessCard.bundle: /usr/libexec/SmartCardServices/services/commonAccessCard.bundle/Contents/Info.plist
NOTE: This of course is only needed since you are using a PKCS#11 application and are using a newer card (newer ATR value) then was updated back for 10.3.x. Apple has invested heavily in the abstraction of Smart Cards in Mac OS X 10.4 via Keychains which does not rely on the ATR values. Applications that rely on "Smart Cards as Keychains" (Sec* APIs) automatically get support for the 64K cards and CAC/GSC-IS/PIV with no additional coding needed. -Shawn On May 15, 2006, at 12:14 PM, Bill Jackson wrote:
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