> see above: interface#0 contains two bulk and one intr ep. ep[2] (intr) is
> used
> for serial mux rx data notification which is to be polled over the ctrl pipe.
>
> interface#0 ep[0] and ep[1] are the network i/f endpoints.
>
> but that does not help.
I guess I don't understand the problem then. Is it that the network
interface (#1) need to use any of the serial interface's (#0) endpoints
or vice versa? Doesn't seem to be the case from your previous emails:
sounds like the two bulk pairs are bi-di data pumps (serial and network
respectively) and the interrupt endpoint is for serial notification.
prtconf -D will show your device as:
device, instance #X (driver name: usb_mid)
device, instance #Y (driver not attached)
device, instance #Z (driver not attached)
You bind serial driver to instance #Y and network driver to instance #Z;
each get their respective sets of endpoints... Sorry if I'm just being slow.
-Artem
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