I hope this is the correct group for this message.
I have a (HID) device which has a descriptor with two configurations.
The first configuration is high power wheras the second one is low
power. The rest of the configurations are identical and form a valid HID
device.
The configurations are numbered in reverse, ie the first (hi power)
configuration is numbered 2 and the following low power configuration is
numbered 1.
The idea behind that is to have the device be enumerated as hi or low
power device depending on the hub it is connected to.
On my SuSE Linux 9.3 though the device gets configured for hi power even
on a low power port. Obviously Linux gets confused by the non-standard,
but valid configurations.
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