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Appart from support for the new 2.1 Yubikey, we've added a simplified function for upload of re-configured Yubikeys to the Yubico validation server. On repeated requests, we've also made a simplified static key configuration.

http://www.yubico.com/developers/personalization/

Please let me know what you think about it and if we're moving in the right direction or not...


Also for Mac users - don't forget to check out the new Mac OS X configuration tool

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Regards,

JakobE
Hardware- and firmware guy @ Yubico

I just got my next batch of 100 Yubukey's, tried to program one and got:



I see new keys have firmware version 2.1. This isn't supported by http://code.google.com/p/yubikey-personalization/. By isn't supported, I mean I am using the latest released version, and there aren't any updates in SVN waiting for release.

I can't deploy these things until I can run my little home grown customisation program to configure them. So, is it OK to modify ykcore.c to accept the new version and re-compile it? I don't care about the new features. I just want to deploy them in their 2.0 mode.

Hello,
same issue here with Linux and just arrived Yubikeys. Any update?

Thank you.

Please refer to the following forum post for updates:

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Hello,

I have exactly the same issue as rstuart4133 and maddler. I can't personalize the my new YubiKey v 2.1 using the Linux tools.
When can we expect an software update? Is there another way that I can personalize my YubiKey v 2.1?

Regards,
Egbert

Sorry, I should have replied earlier and saved you guys a bit of angst. The reply I received from Yubico was: use Windows. They didn't answer my question. Since the worst I could do was blow up a YubiKey I decided to patch the code as I suggested above and see if it worked. It did work.

I notice that a new version of the Linux personalisation tools has since appeared on http://code.google.com/p/yubikey-personalization/ some 5 days ago, on Saturday. As far as I can tell the only material change is the change I asked about. That means ykpers-1.2 doesn't handle the new feature of 2.1 firmware - OATH-HOTP. It also means we have been waiting for over month for them to make a 2 line change.

Fedora has released new rpm's for 1.2. Debian hasn't as yet, but I have created some. You can find them here: http://www.stuart.id.au/russell/files/debian.