Using the nfcd Command (with Examples)

Using the nfcd Command (with Examples)

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  • November 5, 2023

Starting the daemon

To start the nfcd daemon, simply run the command nfcd. This will initiate the daemon and allow it to control the NFC controller.

Motivation: Starting the nfcd daemon is necessary in order to enable NFC functionality on the system. By running this command, the NFC controller can begin communication and interaction with NFC devices.

Example:

nfcd

Output:

Daemon started successfully.

The nfcd command does not require any additional arguments to start the daemon. Once it is executed, it will initialize the daemon and give feedback on whether it started successfully.

Summary

In this article, we explored the different use cases of the nfcd command. We examined how to start the daemon with the nfcd command and provided code examples, motivations, explanations, and example outputs for each use case.

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