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Running it on a hand held would also be a reasonable idea.  I considered just
keeping my secstore on an ipaq with a wavelan in it.  At least then I have the
stuff on the road.
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Date: Fri, 14 Jun 2002 09:02:58 0100

> ... However, you should talk
> the Plan 9 file system messages and have some want make a pipe twixt
> the smart card and a process.

My intention is to have the smart card itself talking 9P (like the
inferno styx-on-a-brick) so you can access its services directly via
mount.

-- Richard

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