I have just upgraded from Debian Bullseye to Debian Bookworm, and after this when I try to use my Librem Key for keysigning I get that it has “0 remaining attempts”, and it seems like I cannot sign, encrypt or decrypt with it any longer. Is there any smooth way to increase the remaining attempts?
I have seen solutions that involves resetting the key, but that will remove all gpg keys, public and secret keys, from it right? Is that the only way to get it working properly again? I do have a backup of the gpg key… (I just need to find it… )
Warning
It is also important to know that entering a wrong AdminPIN three times
in a row destroys(!) the card. There is no way to unblock the card when
a wrong AdminPIN has been entered three times.
Whatever the reason might be, but it looks like your OpenPGP card is broken. You could try to open your NitroKey and exchange it to preserve the rest of the functionality of the NitroKey.
In the picture you can see the LibremKey open on the right side with a white card installed. As far as i understood that should be the OpenPGP card.
Yeah, something like that is what I was afraid of. I don’t see how it would have happened though - I haven’t had any reason to go into any admin menu previously to having these problems.
Anyway, thanks guys, I guess I simply have to accept that I’m in no luck. Man, this complicates things.