Send APDU to card, the response is 9000 at the beginning, later 6F00, why?
Send APDU to card, the response is 9000 at the beginning, later 6F00, why?
I run my applet on card, and send APDU, the response is 9000 at the beginning, later 6F00.
Can anyone encountered this? How to resolve?
Can anyone encountered this? How to resolve?
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Re: Send APDU to card, the response is 9000 at the beginning, later 6F00, why?
Which apdu command? Where's the source code?
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Re: Send APDU to card, the response is 9000 at the beginning, later 6F00, why?
UNKNwYSHSA wrote:Which apdu command? Where's the source code?
Thanks, I have already found the answer, return 6F00 is because the EEPROM is not enough.
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Re: Send APDU to card, the response is 9000 at the beginning, later 6F00, why?
OK.
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Re: Send APDU to card, the response is 9000 at the beginning, later 6F00, why?
Maybe you forget call JCSystem.requestObjectDeletion() to recliam the NVM memory.
Hope you fix this problem correctly.
Hope you fix this problem correctly.
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