@janvlug @belastingdienst #libnfc was build to work with NFC chips and could also be used with e.g. #PN532 #arduino boards while #PCSC is the smartcard interface which also works with contact readers

I'm looking for an #NFC reader to use under #Fedora #Linux. Preferably without the need to manually install (proprietary) drivers.

I saw this recommendation:

https://www.reddit.com/r/nfctools/comments/1b7ahkd/any_recommendations_for_linuxfriendly_nfc/

So some options are:
ACR1252U
HID OMNIKEY 5022CL

Do you have any experience or recommendations? I prefer #openhardware and #opensource over proprietary.

What is the difference between #libnfc and #PCSC?

https://www.libhunt.com/compare-libnfc-vs-PCSC

My use case is to log in at the #Belastingdienst (@belastingdienst) with #DigiD.

Manipuler les tags #ST25 avec la #libNFC
https://connect.ed-diamond.com/hackable/hk-042/manipuler-les-tags-st25-avec-la-libnfc
#RFID #NFC

W00000000t.

After the fucking annoying and depressing bug hunt at work the previous days, I needed a success.

So I wrote a device driver in #libnfc for our company internal RFID card reader. Within one work day.

Yeaaaahh! That only goes to show, if I have something interesting to work on I can be very motivated!

(I mean, I still have some error handling to do, but all in all, it displays DESfire information already!)

#programming #rfid

And building #libnfc under #mingw has its own problems.

I fucking hate developing under Windows

Trying to use #libnfc with the ACR122U under #windows / WSL.
WSL doesn't work at all and just keeps segfaulting. Probably libusb related? Ugh.

Sérieusement, il y a personne qui utilisé « récemment » un lecteur #NFC ACS ACR122U avec #libnfc ou #nfcpy sur #debian stable #python