cslashm
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4 years ago can you check last github update ? tell me if it is ok or nor
Closed Zizaerion closed 4 years ago
cslashm
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4 years ago can you check last github update ? tell me if it is ok or nor
Zizaerion
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4 years ago Ya I'll check it out. I would just copy the github repo onto the machine right? I also assume I would need to use the latest openpgp app as well on the device?
Zizaerion
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4 years ago It looks like it didn't work, it returned the same error as before.
cslashm
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4 years ago Please can you provide the command you run, various log, python stacktrace error ....
Zizaerion
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4 years ago 
This is the screenshot of the terminal command.
Zizaerion
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4 years ago I'm going to close this issue as I have been able to resolve it. I turns out that I didn't put the name for the ledger token in the correct place in the libccid_info_plist file. Once I changed that, the restore worked without incident.
I'm trying to restore my pgp key setup to the ledger nano x on a Linux mint 19.3 install. I have the latest udev rules installed, as well as the libccid version 1.4.29-1. The official release of nano x support hasn't been released yet and it's anticipated that it'll arrive in version 1.4.32. However, it is possible to manually insert the needed values in the /etc/libccid_Info.plist file which I've done and the gpg --card-status command will show the card and make it usable to generate gpg keypairs. The only thing I can't seem to do yet is be able to use the pytools restore on it. I updated the app on device to version 1.4.1. If I try to run the command for the restore operation (this is from a seeded key generation) it'll always say that 'GPGCard' object has no attribute 'exchange' error. When I do the card status it says the reader is THRC Smart Card Reader [Nano X] (0001) 00 00. Any way to go about fixing this or are we just going to have to wait?