ronie19

> You would have to implement the PCSC API which this package is using to talk to NFC readers. This is unlikely to be worth it, you will wanna directly...

> ifdnfc is your solution Yes, I did it. However it worked with 64-bit linux due to buffer length issues in 32-bit linux

> @ronie19 I have exactly the same problem :( > > `nfc-scan-device` gives me: > > ``` > nfc-scan-device uses libnfc libnfc-1.8.0-63-g3df7f25 > 1 NFC device(s) found: > - _PN532_UART:...

> Hello, sorry to resurrect an old thread. I am having exactly same problem as you have described. > > I am getting insufficient buffer when trying to run `ifdnfc-activate`....

> `pcsc_scan` should at least list the reader "ACS ACR122U PICC Interface 00 00" I see the pcscd logs. > > I can also see the ATR in the log:...

I am using this with PN532 with SPI connected to Linux board GPIOs. NFC is working. How to integrate and do ifdnfc-activate for the same to integrate with pcsc ?

> @ronie19 I've got it working. I changed the config for the /etc/reader.conf.d/libifdnfc to this value: > > ``` > FRIENDLYNAME "IFD-NFC" > DEVICENAME /dev/i2c-1 > LIBPATH /usr/local/lib/libifdnfc.so > CHANNELID...

> > Awesome. Can you check once for SPI and let me know. I am out of my home lab till next month. > > Unfortunately, I can't. I've broken...

> > No luck yet. I changed the /etc/nfc/libnfc.conf config file to: > > devicename = "IFD-NFC" > > device.connstring="pn532_spi:/dev/spidev0.0:50000" > > and also /etc/reader.conf.d/libifdnfc to > > FRIENDLYNAME "IFD-NFC"...

> > No luck yet. I changed the /etc/nfc/libnfc.conf config file to: > > devicename = "IFD-NFC" > > device.connstring="pn532_spi:/dev/spidev0.0:50000" > > and also /etc/reader.conf.d/libifdnfc to > > FRIENDLYNAME "IFD-NFC"...