Contact us to find out more about timescales. You can still order but delivery will be slower than usual. Stock on the way - This product is usually on the shelf in our UK warehouse, but we have sold out and are waiting for new stock to arrive. Contact us to discuss options for part delivery. If you are ordering larger quantities, there could be delays while we wait for additional stock to arrive. If your order quantity is small you will not notice any difference from 'in stock' product. Low stock - This product is on the shelf in our UK warehouse.
In stock* - This product is on the shelf in our UK warehouse, but requires some configuration or assembly before dispatch, which can add a day or two to delivery times, depending on product and order quantities. Depending on courier, delivery is typically next day in the UK, or 3-5 days in the US. If you place an order you can expect immediate dispatch. In stock - This product is on the shelf in our UK warehouse and ready for use. Check back soon, or contact us to find out more about timescales. Now you should be able to get cardselect.py to recognize it once you start cardselect.× Stock availability on SmartcardFocus Coming soon - We are arranging supplies of this product. But that shouldn't happen anymore because its downloadable via GitHub. This is likely a copy and paste issue - you just need to change the & amp & amp to & on line 20. root/cardman_install_fix.sh: line 20: `if ] then' root/cardman_install_fix.sh: line 20: syntax error near `&a' root/cardman_install_fix.sh: line 20: syntax error in conditional expression: unexpected token `&' In the previous post some people were getting this error when running the script: I put the script up on github for ease of access: That can be accomplished with the script I wrote in the previous post. With the drivers installed, you just have to make sure that PCSC is set up to let the new drivers take over rather then its defaults. Ĭopying ifdokrfid_lnx_i686-2.10.0.1.bundle to /usr/lib/pcsc/drivers. Installing HID Global OMNIKEY RFID Smartcard reader driver. Decompress and install the drivers as detailed in the tar -zxf cd. Once you have the drivers found, everything is just about the same as my previous post. I didn't try the 64-bit version, so use with caution.
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