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If things were working before and don't work now it may be a dead card.
If only one network card the /dev/net1 is an error. cat /usr/adm/messages to see what reported last as the system booted.
How about using scoadmin, networks, network config manager, hardware to rip the network card out of the system then reboot and reinstall. Would require redoing tcpip afterwards. Haven't used that card so don't know what might be required to clean the drivers out.
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PCSCD(8) PC/SC Lite PCSCD(8)
NAME
pcscd - PC/SC Smart Card Daemon
SYNOPSIS
pcscd [options]
OPTIONS
-a, --apdu
log APDUs and SW using the debug method (see --debug).
-c, --config file
Specifies the file file as an alternate location for /etc/reader.conf.
-f, --foreground
Runs pcscd in the foreground and sends log messages to stderr instead of syslog(3).
-d, --debug
use the lowest log level. Any log message of this level or above will be sent to stderr or syslog(3) depending on the use of --fore-
ground.
--info use info log level. This is the default log level.
--error
use error log level.
--critical
use critical log level.
The log levels are ordered as: debug < info < error < critical. Use a log level l will log this level and all the levels above it.
-h, --help
Displays information about the pcscd command line
-v, --version
Displays the program version number
-H, --hotplug
Ask pcscd to rescan the USB buses for added or removed readers and re-read the /etc/reader.conf file to detect added or removed non-
USB readers (serial or PCMCIA).
DESCRIPTION
pcscd is the daemon program for pcsc-lite and the MuscleCard framework. It is a resource manager that coordinates communications with smart
card readers and smart cards and cryptographic tokens that are connected to the system.
pcscd is normally started at boot time from /etc/init.d/pcscd. It allows applications to access smart cards and readers without knowing
details of the card or reader.
pcscd coordinates the loading of drivers for card readers.
The purpose of pcsc-lite is to provide a cross compatible API (called winscard) for migrating Windows based PC/SC applications to Unix.
At startup, pcscd loads the smart card reader drivers specified in the /etc/reader.conf file (or specified using --config file).
SERIAL SMART CARD READER DRIVERS
Smart card reader drivers are placed in the /usr/lib64/readers directory. Each driver is simply an .so file. pcscd locates the driver
using the /etc/reader.conf file. See the reader.conf(5) manual page for more information. Drivers are available at http://www.muscle-
card.com/drivers.html.
USB SMART CARD READER DRIVERS
USB smart card reader drivers are located in /usr/lib64/readers directory as a bundle. You shall not add a USB driver in /etc/reader.conf
file.
FILES
/etc/reader.conf : Reader configuration file
/etc/init.d/pcscd : pcscd startup script
/var/run/pcscd/pcscd.pid : process id of the running pcscd
/usr/lib64/readers : directory containing bundles for USB drivers
SEE ALSO
bundleTool(8), reader.conf(5), syslog(3)
AUTHORS
David Corcoran <corcoran@musclecard.com> and Ludovic Rousseau <ludovic.rousseau@free.fr>
Muscle January 2007 PCSCD(8)