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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

Intel Security Hardware User’s Guide Cryptographic Components for CCrypto-C RSA BSAFECopyright Notice 1999 RSA SECURITY INC001-19001-430-001-000 Chapter ContentsUsing Intel Hardware With Crypto-C OverviewAppendix A Appendix B Appendix C Crypto-C Error CodesIntel Security Hardware Error Codes IndexChapter Intel Hardware Security FeaturesOverview RSA BSAFE Crypto-CInterfaceHow This Book Is Organized Additional DocumentationHow This Book Is Organized Overview of a Crypto-CHardware Application Overview of a Crypto-CHardware ApplicationThe Six-StepSequence The Six-StepSequenceChapter Algorithm MethodsCrypto-CAlgorithm Methods Using Intel Hardware With Crypto-CAlgorithm Methods Intel Hardware Algorithm MethodsThe Session Chooser The Session ChooserCreating the Session Chooser Creating the Software Chooserif status = B CreateSessionChooser Creating the Hardware ChooserCreating the Session Chooser The Session ChooserHardware Availability Hardware AvailabilityHardware Errors Hardware ErrorsDefinitions A RSA EXTENDED ERRORerrorCode errorMsgHardware Errors Using the Intel Random Number Generator Random NumbersChapter Unavailability of Hardware Using the Intel RNGThe Intel Random Number Generator Whitening Hardware ResultsRandom Numbers Pseudo-RandomNumber Generators PRNGsGenerating Random Numbers Generating Random NumbersObtaining a Random Seed from Hardware Step 0 Create the Session ChooserGenerating Random Numbers Step 1 Create an Algorithm ObjectStep 2 Set the Algorithm Object Step 3 Initialize the Random ObjectStep 6a Destroy the Algorithm Object Step 4 Update the Random ObjectStep 5 Generate Random Bytes Step 6 Destroy All ObjectsGenerating Random Numbers Retrieving Hardware Error CodesGenerating Random Numbers in Software Step 6b Free the Session Chooserif status = B SetAlgorithmInfo Step 1 Create an Algorithm ObjectStep 2 Set the Algorithm Object Generating Random NumbersStep 3 Initialize the Random Algorithm Step 4 Seed the Random ObjectGenerating Random Numbers break Step 5 Generate Random NumbersStep 6 Destroy all Objects Generating Random NumbersAppendix A Crypto-CError CodesPage Intel Security Hardware Error Codes Table B-1 Intel Security Hardware Error CodesAppendix B Page Appendix C Redistributing the Intel Security DriverRedistributing the Driver Redistributing via a Silent Installsetup -s Redistributing the DriverLocation Files InstalledRedistributing the Driver FileRedistributing the Driver via .inf Files Microsoft Windows NTRedistributing the Driver 4.Click Start Settings Control Panel Microsoft WindowsRedistributing the Driver 2.Log on to the target system 4.Click Start Settings Control PanelMicrosoft Windows Redistributing the DriverIndex