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Open a file browser, and it's not in the devices section of the left column.
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I confirm the reader firmware is bogus according to the output. I have no idea what the problem can be. Running update can't solve this problem. Clock stopped in state L Something the reader? The file browser will pop out.
Rather exceptional successful run of CCID 1. You need to log in to change this bug's status. Po-Hsu Would it be possible for you to test a mainline kernel, such as the one in http: Clock stopped in state L.
Verified on with I have smart card reader built-into this laptop, however, whenever I insert a card - it'll read it for a few seconds, then the USB connection to the reader gets powered down and thus the card disappears in the systems eyes. This bug affects 4 people. Brad Figg brad-figg wrote alfor Changed in pcsc-lite Ubuntu: After a few seconds, it comes back and everything's happy.
I can confirm the current bug under Ubuntu I will try to find a Alcor Micro AU reader and to tests. I'll also note that the A22CR card works fine does not exhibit the flapping behavior in an external Feitian reader. Resource temporarily unavailable You should get a list of values, not an error.
AU9520 is a highly integrated single chip, USB Smart Card reader controller。
Failed run of CCID 1. More information about Alcor Micro AU reader - http: Chris McDonough chrism-plope wrote on No upgrade log present probably fresh install dmi. Or do we think this failure is because of something else reader clock being stopped. Status changed to Confirmed 2.
Bug # “Alcor AU not recognized by libccid > ” : Bugs : linux package : Ubuntu
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The reason seems to be the eject event is not being sent through dbus. Will try update later to see if it can be solved. The eject event is not being sent through dbus.
Edmund Laugasson ed-lau wrote on Other bug subscribers Subscribe qlcor else. Penalver penalvch wrote on Log showing how sporadically the card comes and goes Edit 1. I've verified this with Currently installed libccid in Ubuntu
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