(The library provided by the manufacturer is 32 bits only, and no sources found.)Well, I got it to work on 64-bit install under linux32 compatibility. This unfortunately does not work on a 64 bit install. Then insert the EZ100PU USB reader & should get display of PCSC-Lite info/error messages Kill pcscd (daemon) process & relaunch using : Type & check that the EZ100PU reader is detected Then you can try when inserting a SmartCard run pcsc_scan & test the EZ100PU reader access : usr/local/pcsc-lite-1.5.4/drivers/EZ100usb.bundle/Contents/ist
usr/local/pcsc-lite-1.5.4/drivers/EZ100usb.bundle/Contents/Linux/ezusb.so Move these files to PCSC-Lite directories (use to create the new directories in /drivers) :
install EZ100PU driver files into PCSC-Lite directory :Įxtract files from EZ100PU driver-package : download Castles Tech EZ100PU driver-package :
configure -disable-libhal -enable-libusb -enable-usbdropdir=/usr/local/pcsc-lite-1.5.4/drivers In dir /usr/local/pcsc-lite-1.5.4/ : sudo mkdir drivers (to install driver files later) In dir /usr/local/ : sudo tar x -v -o -f pcsc-lite-1.5.4.tar.bz2 download PCSC-Lite Linux package (here version 1.5.4) : Sudo apt-get install pcscd pcsc-tools libusb-dev libusb-0.1-4 Hardware PCSC SmartCard Reader USB & PCSC-Lite Linux Ubuntu V9.04 - installation guide for : Note : the manufacturer provided lately some texts for installation on Linux, but if you follow these steps below the good point is you only install & run standard packages (no executables from the manufacturer) (i don't work for Castle Tech or anything but just hope this can help some users dealing with this reader) So here just a guide i wrote for installation on Ubuntu Jaunty : I read a few posts on Linux forums about users having some troubles installing the EZ100PU SmartCard reader & PCSC-Lite on Linux
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