Open prairie-guy opened 8 years ago
I solved this myself. Sorry for the post. For others who may be similarly stuck, here is what else I needed to do:
apt-get install pcsc-tools
apt-get install pcscd
service pcscd start
Now I have a working ACR 122 on Nethunter (KaliLinus 'Rolling') operating on a Nexus6p!
I was just going to ask you if you had the PCSC driver, but you were quicker than me. I'm glad it worked out.
Thanks for comment. At which step were drivers installed? Do you suspect within 'carpeek' or within one of pcs packages? On to trying to get Proxmark3 to work on Nethunter. . .
I believe that the PCSC drivers are installed as part of the pcscd package you added.
Thanks much.
On May 22, 2016, at 11:03 AM, Alain Pannetrat notifications@github.com wrote:
I believe that the PCSC drivers are installed as part of the pcscd package you added.
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I always got an error when I want to „apt-get install pcsc-tools“ ->404 not found
If I start the service my acr122u starts to show the red led so it’s active but if I try nfc-list to check for a chip I got connection timed out error message
Libnfc 1.7.1
I am using Nethunter "Rolling" on a Nexus 6P and am trying to use an ACR122U card reader.
There is a repo for "cardpeek", which I installed. I also have also successfully compiled from source. In both cases, I have been able to launch "cardpeek" and get a gui box asking for a "card reader". Unfortunately, none show up in the menu.
Here is the result of dmseg:
Any help would be appreciated.