Doug Engert

@perfaram implies that the same card may be also be used as a PIV card. Does the "CH - Gov - SwissAdmin PKI Class B Card" support PIV?

May be same card but different applets. Hard to keep track of cards, applets and which are approved by which gov. Here are two PIV approved lists: https://csrc.nist.gov/Projects/nist-personal-identity-verification-program/Validation-Lists/piv-card-application-validation-list https://www.idmanagement.gov/approved-products-list-piv/#approved-piv-cards

APDU: 00 A4 04 00 0B A0 00 00 00 18 80 00 00 00 06 62 is a SELECT FILE with an AID. This selects the applet. It look...

P.S. Also note if you have more then one application running (or starting a second application) may also send APDUs to the card and cause the card to change selected...

I don't see 'A6' as a command either. My copy is older then yours. But reading https://github.com/OpenSC/OpenSC/pull/2335#issuecomment-844037433 'A6' fails, then SELECT FILE AID is sent, then 'A6' works. So it...

The "index" as shown in https://github.com/OpenSC/OpenSC/pull/2335#issuecomment-843894498 is the used for Microsoft minidriver. The vendor may have done this so they do not need to supply a minidriver for Windows. So...

Just looking at the logs, it looks like you are creating both an RSA and EC key for the 9A and 9E keys. Does this actually create two keys for...

`opensc-tool ` does all the standard matching ATRs, and selecting a card driver. If that gets in your way, try with `./opensc-tool --card-driver default ...` From you output, you are...

You could also try the OpenSC `piv-tool` with the `--admin` `--genkey` and `--out` options. See the man pages. Since NIST left it up to vendors to provision a card, these...

I am interested in understanding what problems where you having with `piv-tool`.