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<h1 id="MSBaseCSPMiniDriver">MS BaseCSP <a class="wiki" href="MiniDriver.html" shape="rect">MiniDriver</a></h1>
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<a style="padding:0; border:none" href="/opensc/attachment/wiki/MiniDriver/OpenSCCardMod.png" shape="rect"><img src="/opensc/raw-attachment/wiki/MiniDriver/OpenSCCardMod.png" alt="Description of BaseCSP/CardMod architecture." title="Description of BaseCSP/CardMod architecture."></img></a>
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<h1 id="Build">Build</h1>
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Now Minidriver is added to opensc for experimental and improvement.
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To build use build tool provided :
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<a href="http://www.opensc-project.org/build/" shape="rect">http://www.opensc-project.org/build/</a>
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I use the command:
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<strong>CHOST=i386-mingw32 CBUILD=i686-pc-linux CFLAGS=-I"/XXXX/trunk/include" EXTRA_OPENSC_CONFIG=--enable-cardmod build</strong>
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where XXX is the PATH where you install opens sc build system
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<i>for mingw32 some include file can missings, you should add them from the SDK WINDOWS<br></br>
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Winscard.h, SCardErr.h and Winsmcr.h put all them in include directory in build system<i>
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<h1 id="Testing">Testing</h1>
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For testing install opensc tree on your systeme (prefer c:\Program Files\opensc)
you must absolutly add opensc directory on PATH environnement. <br></br>
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Prefer the install way, if you have makensis installed you should have after <br></br>
building an opensc-setup-XXX.exe ready to install.
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<h1 id="XPVISTA"><i>XP & VISTA</i></h1>
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in opensc/bin copy cardmod-westcos.reg to cardmod-<i>yourcardname</i>.reg
edit it change ATR and ATRmask for yours card
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<h1 id="a7"><i>7</i></h1>
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Plug your card and have a look on device manager you should have a device not installed due
to the lacks of driver. You have to read the device id give by windows to your card start
like CID_0066xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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You have to add this to cardmod.inf and make windows update driver point to cardmod.inf.
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To test if it's working you can run :
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certutil.exe -SCinfo
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You should be asked for pin code and can view certificats on card...
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<i>Warning: certutil.exe not present on XP system</i>
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