Alan Stern wrote:
Ah yes, I see the names are the same. How come the bug is listed under
[EMAIL PROTECTED] instead of [EMAIL PROTECTED] And why did you send a
message to LKML in addition to filing the bug report?
My bugzilla account is setup for my primary mail address, but LKML was rejecting
that address because my dynamic IP had been an open-relay in a previous life
(damned windows worms), hence I had to use my university account. As for sending
both, I just thought it would be more traceable on bugzilla, I guess I should
have included a Bug ID in my mail.
You're missing the point of the third suggestion. In addition to adding a
NOGET quirk entry, the patch removes a call to usb_clear_halt which could
be causing your problems.
Alright, I'll try the NOGET quirk with and without the patch from comment #19.
The information you need for the quirk entry is the manufacturer ID and
the product ID codes. You can find these values in /proc/bus/usb/devices.
Thanks, I wasn't quite sure where to locate the vendor/device ID to place in the
blacklist.
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