Quoting matthieu castet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Frederick Ros wrote: > Well there are no user for the module so why hotplug or another things > could not unload the modules ?
Yes .. but it leads to inconsistency between non-hotplugged machine and hotplug enabled ones ... For the former we know that the module is not unloaded and therefore we could have some static (common to all instance of a modem) information whereas on hotplug-enabled we can't take it for granted ... > What happen if I reboot and the modem have already the firmware... Yep .. This is a point : in this case the moem is seen as a post-firmware (i.e that is what happened in my box even when it was off, as USB ports were still pwered on ..) .. We have no clue in this case to get the firmware level ... except for explicitely checking the product id ... Thus I think we should use product id everywhere instaed of the current bugged implementation .. but I'm not sure it will fix the original poster problem where the modem was Operational in the 2 examples he submited ... Frederick Ros aka Sleeper
