Mac OS X and Cyberflex 32K

I'm trying to use OpenSC with a Gemalto (formerly Axalto,
formerly Schlumberger)
Cyberflex 32K card on Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger), but I'm a bit
confused.

I personalized a blank card on Windows with Gemalto Access
SDK and installed
Gemalto PKCS#11 applet on it. I assumed I could eventually
use the card with
OpenSC, but probably I was wrong.

My system now recognizes the E-gate reader and connect to
the card (pcsctest
runs successfully) but everything else miserably fails. 

opensc-tool -n gives the following:

iso7816.c:99:iso7816_check_sw: Incorrect parameters P1-P2
iso7816.c:458:iso7816_select_file: returning with: Incorrect
parameters in APDU
card.c:563:sc_select_file: returning with: Incorrect
parameters in APDU
Unidentified card
iso7816.c:99:iso7816_check_sw: Incorrect parameters P1-P2
iso7816.c:458:iso7816_select_file: returning with: Incorrect
parameters in APDU
card.c:563:sc_select_file: returning with: Incorrect
parameters in APDU

pkcs11-tool gives lots of similar errors.


I thought the problem was that OpenSC couldn't talk to
Gemalto applet so I tried
to personalize the card with Muscle applet instead but I
couldn't compile
GlobalPlatform and GPShell on Tiger because of problems with
pcsc-lite lib (I
think).

Has anyone succeeded to use this card on Tiger? What are the
steps involved to
have it working?

TIA!

Andrea 



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Andrea wrote:
> I'm trying to use OpenSC with a Gemalto (formerly
Axalto, formerly Schlumberger)
> Cyberflex 32K card on Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger), but I'm a
bit confused.
> 
> I personalized a blank card on Windows with Gemalto
Access SDK and installed
> Gemalto PKCS#11 applet on it. I assumed I could
eventually use the card with
> OpenSC, but probably I was wrong.
> 
> My system now recognizes the E-gate reader and connect
to the card (pcsctest
> runs successfully) but everything else miserably fails.


Hi Andrea,

Cyberflex is a Java card which is not supported by OpenSC.
OpenSC 
support only CryptoFlex cards.

Cheers,

Jean-Pierre
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Jean-Pierre Szikora <jean-pierre.szikora <at>
uclouvain.be> writes:

> Hi Andrea,
> 
> Cyberflex is a Java card which is not supported by
OpenSC. OpenSC 
> support only CryptoFlex cards.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Jean-Pierre

Jean-Piere,

thanks for posting. I know that Cyberflex is a Java card
but, according to this
page (h
ttp://www.opensc-project.org/opensc/wiki/Cyberflex),
there is at least an
experimental support for it. So I'm wondering if anyone has
a success story on
Mac with it.

Ciao,

Andrea 




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Andrea wrote:
> Jean-Pierre Szikora <jean-pierre.szikora <at>
uclouvain.be> writes:
> 
>> Hi Andrea,
>>
>> Cyberflex is a Java card which is not supported by
OpenSC. OpenSC 
>> support only CryptoFlex cards.
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Jean-Pierre
> 
> Jean-Piere,
> 
> thanks for posting. I know that Cyberflex is a Java
card but, according to this
> page (h
ttp://www.opensc-project.org/opensc/wiki/Cyberflex),
there is at least an
> experimental support for it. So I'm wondering if anyone
has a success story on
> Mac with it.
> 
> 

Hi Andrea,

I think the experimental support for Cyberflex in opensc
0.11.2 is only 
available with MuscleCard applet and certainly not with
Gemalto applet.

And nothing special with the MacOSX...

Cheers,

Jean-Pierre
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On 13.05.2007, at 22:42, Jean-Pierre Szikora wrote:
> I think the experimental support for Cyberflex in
opensc 0.11.2 is  
> only
> available with MuscleCard applet and certainly not with
Gemalto  
> applet.
>
> And nothing special with the MacOSX...
Except tokend supports 1024b keys only...

m.
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Jean-Pierre Szikora <jean-pierre.szikora <at>
uclouvain.be> writes:

Hi Jean-Pierre

> I think the experimental support for Cyberflex in
opensc 0.11.2 is only 
> available with MuscleCard applet and certainly not with
Gemalto applet.

Yes, I thought that too; in fact I tried to personalize the
card with the
MuscleCard applet... 

> And nothing special with the MacOSX...

That's exactly the problem: if you go back to the end of my
first post, I
mentioned that I couldn't compile GlobalPlatform and GPShell
on Tiger. In fact,
I've found a lots of posts regarding a modified PCSC lite
library shipped with
Tiger preventing GlobalPlatform to compile but no solutions
to the issue. So,
there IS indeed something special with the MacOSX.

> Cheers,
> 
> Jean-Pierre

Thanks,

Andrea



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Andrea Cogliati a écrit :
> Jean-Pierre Szikora <jean-pierre.szikora <at>
uclouvain.be> writes:
>
> Hi Jean-Pierre
>
>   
>> I think the experimental support for Cyberflex in
opensc 0.11.2 is only 
>> available with MuscleCard applet and certainly not
with Gemalto applet.
>>     
>
> Yes, I thought that too; in fact I tried to personalize
the card with the
> MuscleCard applet... 
>
>   
>> And nothing special with the MacOSX...
>>     
>
> That's exactly the problem: if you go back to the end
of my first post, I
> mentioned that I couldn't compile GlobalPlatform and
GPShell on Tiger. In fact,
> I've found a lots of posts regarding a modified PCSC
lite library shipped with
> Tiger preventing GlobalPlatform to compile but no
solutions to the issue. So,
> there IS indeed something special with the MacOSX.
>
>   
Hi Andrea,

Nothing special is related to OpenSC and not to the old
PCSC-lite in
Tiger  I've
read in
http://lists.apple.com/archives/apple-cdsa/200
7//May/msg00014.html that
Leopard will be shipped with a new version of pcsc-lite. But
that will
not solve your problem, now.

Sorry, I can not help you more on this.

Cheers,

Jean-Pierre
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