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• using the root privileges, start the
skinstall
program located in the directory that was just created. The
program copies the module in the current directory and configures the system so that the module is
downloaded to the memory when SmartKey is used for the first time.
To uninstall the driver, you must start the skuninstall program, as ever with the root privileges.
It's possible to use the tree package together to support the required devices; read the README file enclosed to the
package for further information.
13.4.4 Using APIs for Linux
The API prototypes are in the clink.h header file. The APIs were compiled in the object file to statically link. The
dynamic link cannot be done. Read the README file enclosed to the package for further information.
13.5 Installation of SmartKey in Mac OS X
On Mac OS X are supported the SmartKey 3 USB and the SmartKey DL.
It’s not required to install the driver to access the SmartKey device; it’s available a static library and a dynamic library
to access the SmartKey device. For dynamic library installation is available a package for the automatic installation.
It’s supported applications for the Mac OS X PPC and Universal applications (Mac OS X PPC and Mac OS X Intel).
The package to use is a Mac OS X disk image (
smartkey-sdk-macosx.dmg
) in CD-ROM directory
Sdk\Manual_Protection\Others.
13.5.1 Using APIs for Mac OS X
The API prototypes are in the clink.h headers file for the standalone interface and skeylink.h header file for the
multilan interface. The APIs are available with the static library for static link and the framework for the dynamic link.
Read the README file enclosed to the package for further information.