Hello, I am trying to connect an actiontec gt701 with usb connection (the ethernet connection is bad on the DSL modem) to my Bering uClibc firewall (3.1.1-beta1, 2.4.34 kernel version). I have successfully configured it on another system running Linux kernel 2.4.31 (Slackware 10.2) using the CDCEther and acm drivers and the associated hotplug functions. However, when connecting the device to the bering box, the usb subsystem doesn't recognize that there is a kernel module available for it and generates a message saying that the device is not claimed by any driver. I have tried editing the modules.usbmap to add the vendor and product ID's for the device, adding a usb.agent to the hotplug subsystem and a host of other things that didn't work. I also have a generic usb serial device that will work with any Linux system (SuSE, Slackware, Ubuntu, etc.) that I have tried it with but not my Bering box. I have even tried to edit CDCEther.c and re-compile the kernel for Bering uClibc but without success there either (this should work but I am sure that I am missing something here...). What am I missing? I am using the uhotplug.lrp package and have all of the modules that I need loaded properly.
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