README: use -create instead of -applet
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The README had incorrect instructions for the installation of the applet, using the argument `-applet` instead of `-create`. @martinpaljak [notes][1] the difference between the two: > `--create` specifies the instance AID and that needs to be the NFC > forum defined one. [...] `--applet`, when used with `--install` > selects a module from multi-applet package (or the module after a > standalone `--load`). This change simply changes the instances of `-applet` to `-create` to ensure that the installed applet is given the correct AID. [1]: OpenJavaCard#4 (comment)
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Not sure what's up with Travis. This is just a README change. |
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Had issues installing the applet on my card. These instructions fixed the problem, thanks. |
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+1 to this please. I spent hours searching because I did not realize what was going on! |
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The README had incorrect instructions for the installation of the applet, using the argument
-appletinstead of-create.@martinpaljak notes the difference between the two:
This change simply changes the instances of
-appletto-createto ensure that the installed applet is given the correct AID.