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SubjectRe: usb device not showing up
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Hi Alan,

On Mi, 05 Nov 2008, Alan Stern wrote:
> Well, this is a little odd. The trace shows the modem was detected and
> enumerated correctly. But there's nothing corresponding to when you
> loaded the hso driver. In fact, there's nothing after uhci-hcd
> finished starting up and the unconnected root hubs were suspended.

Strange. I will redo the thing and see if something changes the second
time. I am quite sure I loaded hsom but of course without udev running
(init=/bin/bash) no devices were created.

> Did you look in /proc/bus/usb/devices at this point? And what about
> the files in /sys/bus/usb/drivers/hso/?

I don't remember, will redo it.

> This suggests the problem may lie in the hso driver itself, or in a
> failure to bind the driver to the device.

Well, the point is that under these circumstances, as I explained,
*there*is*no*problem*, I can use the device without any problems.

Only when I turn of the computer and turn it on again the device simply
does not show up in the usb system.

Best wishes

Norbert

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