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Category : Software » Linux

Added : 7 weeks ago

Size : 2.65 GB

Seeds : 0

Peers : 3

Hash : 6850ed8e9332eeadb650fc7b9825aa4357b1b0d5

Tags : Ubuntu Java Card Development Virtualbox Image

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http://permalink.paonet.org/key/ubuntu-virtualbox-Java_Card_Dev





Just lauch virtual box ( http://www.virtualbox.org ), create a new machine (Linux > Ubuntu 64), set RAM to 1GB or more and mark "Use existing hard disk" (add the Ubuntu64.vdi) and Run





Linux user: javacard


password: 1234








Contents:





Eclipse Galileu - project with ant tasks to compile, converter (export .cap) and upload .cap to real smart card


Java Card Development Kit


GPShell


CCID (reader driver) - tested with SCR 335 (only), probably you have to configure your reader - do it and type:


pcsc_scan