Re: confusing USB issue

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On Mon, Mar 3, 2008 at 1:55 PM, Mark Greenbank <mark.greenbank@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,

I have a Sierra Wireless card to be used in Linux. The pppd scripts depend on /dev/USB[0-3] being created however they are only created if I boot into VMWare/Windows XP and get it to recognize the card. From then on the /dev/USB[0-3] devices are created and I can use PPP from Linux.

Does anyone have an idea of what VMWare is doing to cause the devices to be recognized (and what my Fedora Core 5 is not doing)?

Thanks,
-mark

Sorry to reply to my own post -- as I've not received any responses, does anyone have an idea about how I could start to debug this?

Thanks again,
Mark

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