Amiga Workbench 3 1 Adf Stock. Early chinese magic card ARE NOT COMPATIBLE at all wit nfc mobile phones (they need special commands that cannot be sent using the phone - tested). Latest chinese magic card should not need those special commands so you should be able to write them with an nfc phone (not tested). Ralink Rt5390r 802.11bgn Wifi Adapter Driver Download Windows 8. Nfc mobile phone MUST HAVE an NXP nfc chip inside to work with mifare cards; Broadcom nfc chips ARE NOT COMPATIBLE with mifare cards (ex Galaxy S3 has nxp chip, S4 broadcom chip; your phone is compatible with all original mifare if you managed to dump the card with MCT but will only works with mifare chinese magic '2nd generation' cards). PM3 for android (proxdroid) is a software to control proxmark3 via Android but you need to buy a proxmark3 to use it but it's not so easy to set it up. I don't know how to simulate a mifare in an nfc mobile phone, never tested that possibility and I don't know if it is actually possible.

This interesting thread can have some answers about card emulation: Last edited by asper (2014-01-12 15:52:28). You must ask the seller if block0 is writable with normal write command or only using special commands, this is the only way to know if it is a 1st or2nd generation card (hoping he will tell you the truth). The 'backdoored' are usually 1st generation so you can write block0 only with pm3 or with a dedicated reader/writer; they can always be used as standard mifare with your phone but block0 will be impossible to write with your phone. Only with 2nd generation you can edit block0 with your phone (probably but not tested). If you have doubts just ask the seller.