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SC_SET_CARD_DRIVER(3)	     OpenSC API reference	 SC_SET_CARD_DRIVER(3)

NAME
       sc_set_card_driver - Force the use of a specified smart card driver

SYNOPSIS
	   #include <opensc.h>

	   int sc_set_card_driver(struct sc_context *ctx, const char *short_name);

DESCRIPTION
       This function forces the use of a a specific card driver to be used in
       context ctx. The name of the driver is specified in short_name.
       Possible options are:

	   etoken

	   flex

	   cyberflex

	   gpk

	   miocos

	   mcrd

	   setcos

	   starcos

	   tcos

	   openpgp

	   jcop

	   oberthur

	   belpic

	   emv

       This function only needs to be called if OpenSC fails to auto-detect
       your card. If used, it should be called immediately after establishing
       a new context with sc_establish_context(), but before doing anything
       else with the context.

RETURN VALUE
       If an error occurred, a negative value is returned indicating the
       error. Otherwise, 0 is returned.

opensc				  08/27/2008		 SC_SET_CARD_DRIVER(3)

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