com.btchip.BTChipConstants Java Examples
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Example #1
Source File: LedgerTransportTEEProxy.java From GreenBits with GNU General Public License v3.0 | 5 votes |
private boolean needExternalUI(byte[] commandParam) { // Some commands need to call the Trusted UI : // SETUP, VERIFY PIN, HASH INPUT FINALIZE, HASH INPUT FINALIZE FULL byte ins = commandParam[1]; switch(ins) { case BTChipConstants.BTCHIP_INS_SETUP: case BTChipConstants.BTCHIP_INS_VERIFY_PIN: case BTChipConstants.BTCHIP_INS_HASH_INPUT_FINALIZE: case BTChipConstants.BTCHIP_INS_HASH_INPUT_FINALIZE_FULL: return true; default: return false; } }
Example #2
Source File: AbstractTest.java From ledger-javacard with GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 | 5 votes |
protected BTChipDongle prepareDongleRestoreTestnet(boolean debug) throws BTChipException { BTChipDongle dongle = getDongle(debug); dongle.setup( new BTChipDongle.OperationMode[] { BTChipDongle.OperationMode.WALLET }, new BTChipDongle.Feature[] { BTChipDongle.Feature.RFC6979, BTChipDongle.Feature.NO_2FA_P2SH}, TESTNET_VERSION, TESTNET_P2SH_VERSION, DEFAULT_PIN, null, BTChipConstants.QWERTY_KEYMAP, DEFAULT_SEED, null); return dongle; }
Example #3
Source File: RequestLoginActivity.java From GreenBits with GNU General Public License v3.0 | 4 votes |
private void setupLedgerConnection() { showInstructions(R.string.logging_in); final String pin = mPin; mPin = null; final BTChipTransport transport; if (mUsb != null) { transport = BTChipTransportAndroid.open(mUsbManager, mUsb); if (transport == null) { showInstructions(R.string.hw_wallet_reconnect); return; } } else if ((transport = getTransport(mTag)) == null) { showInstructions(R.string.hw_wallet_headline); // Prompt the user to tap runOnUiThread(new Runnable() { public void run() { mNfcWaitDialog = new MaterialDialog.Builder(RequestLoginActivity.this) .title(R.string.btchip).content(R.string.please_tap_card).build(); mNfcWaitDialog.show(); } }); return; } transport.setDebug(BuildConfig.DEBUG); try { final BTChipFirmware fw = (new BTChipDongle(transport, true)).getFirmwareVersion(); final int major = fw.getMajor(), minor = fw.getMinor(), patch = fw.getPatch(); Log.d(TAG, "BTChip/Ledger firmware version " + fw.toString() + '(' + major + '.' + minor + '.' + patch + ')'); boolean isFirmwareOutdated = false; if (mVendorId == VENDOR_BTCHIP) { isFirmwareOutdated = major < 0x2001 || (major == 0x2001 && minor < 0) || // Just for consistency in checking code (major == 0x2001 && minor == 0 && patch < 4); } else if (mVendorId == VENDOR_LEDGER) { isFirmwareOutdated = major < 0x3001 || (major == 0x3001 && minor < 2) || (major == 0x3001 && minor == 2 && patch < 5); } if (!isFirmwareOutdated) { onLedgerConnected(transport, pin); return; } showFirmwareOutdated(R.string.ledger_firmware_outdated, new Runnable() { public void run() { onLedgerConnected(transport, pin); } }); } catch (final BTChipException e) { if (e.getSW() != BTChipConstants.SW_INS_NOT_SUPPORTED) e.printStackTrace(); // We are in dashboard mode, prompt the user to open the btcoin app. showInstructions(R.string.ledger_open_bitcoin_app); } }