Alan Stern wrote:
On Mon, 30 Aug 2004, Cyril Scetbon wrote:
When I tried to add one entry for my device, while it was recognized, the kernel said there was a double entry due to my definition inserted. I suppose that if we add an entry to override some parameters it screams as in my case ?
The kernel didn't say there was a "double" entry; it said there was an "unneeded" entry. It's not quite the same thing.
If you add an entry to override some parameters, you generally don't get a warning message. However, if you try to override bInterfaceSubClass or bInterfaceProtocol and give the same value as the device already provides, then you do get the message. That's what happened to you; your entry had US_SC_SCSI, which is the same as the SubClass = 0x06 from the device.
Alan Stern
thanks for all your explanations.
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