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B_GetExtendedErrorInfo codes.

Appendix A

Crypto-C Error Codes

Table A-1 lists the hardware-related error values returned by Crypto-C. If Crypto-C receives a hardware-level error from the Intel hardware, Crypto-C will return BE_HARDWARE. The underlying Intel error code can be retrieved using the Crypto-C

function. See Appendix B for a description of the Intel error

Table A-1Crypto-C hardware-related error return values

Return Value

Description

BE_NOT_SUPPORTED

The user attempted to call a BHAPI AI after no matching AM

 

was found. Probable causes include:

 

• The vendor’s BHAPI driver is not properly installed in the

 

Windows registry

 

• The vendor’s BHAPI driver failed to load

 

• The hardware is not present.

BE_HARDWARE

The hardware is present, but has returned an error. Further

 

information can be obtained by calling B_GetExtendedErrorInfo.

 

 

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Contents Cryptographic Components for C Crypto-CCopyright Notice Contents Index Crypto-C Error Codes Intel Security Hardware Error CodesRSA Bsafe Crypto-C Interface Intel Hardware Security FeaturesAdditional Documentation How This Book Is OrganizedOverview of a Crypto-C Hardware Application Six-Step Sequence Crypto-C Algorithm Methods Algorithm MethodsAlgorithm Methods Intel Hardware Algorithm MethodsSession Chooser Creating the Session ChooserCreating the Software Chooser Creating the Session Chooser Creating the Hardware ChooserHardware Availability Hardware AvailabilityHardware Errors Definitions ArsaextendederrorHardware Errors Random Numbers Using the Intel Random Number GeneratorUnavailability of Hardware Using the Intel RNGIntel Random Number Generator Whitening Hardware ResultsPseudo-Random Number Generators PRNGs Generating Random Numbers Obtaining a Random Seed from HardwareCreate the Session Chooser Create an Algorithm Object Set the Algorithm ObjectInitialize the Random Object Update the Random Object Generate Random BytesDestroy All Objects Generating Random Numbers in Software Retrieving Hardware Error CodesCreate an Algorithm Object Seed the Random Object Initialize the Random AlgorithmCall would be identical in a software implementation Generate Random NumbersCrypto-C Error Codes Page Intel Security Hardware Error Codes Page Redistributing the Intel Security Driver Redistributing the Driver Redistributing via a Silent InstallFile Location Description Files InstalledRedistributing the Driver via .inf Files User Instructions for Installing the Intel Security DriverMicrosoft Windows \REDISTRIB \INF \WDM ISDWDM.INF ISECDRV.SYS ISDCAT.CAT Index

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