Hello while looking into the USB Specs and Kernel 2.6.28 sources, I am
puzzeling arround WHY the Kernel 2cdc_acm" does not recognize more then
one Device.
I have a Nokia 6120 classic which I use to access the Internet over
HSDPA and it just works...
The same for a GSM/UMTS/HSDPA module bought in China and the same result
with my (based on chips frm Maxim Integrated Devices and an Atmel Micro)
So is this a limitation of the Kernel?
My own device is supposed to offer two channels (modems):
1) standard: Voice, SMS, GPRS, EDGE
2) umts: Viseo-Telephony, MMS, Internet
and all three devices can use this functions in parallel. Also the
Nokia and the GSM Module offer the cabled Hand-Free functions.
So the question is: WHY does the Kernel do not detect the two ACM modems?
Note: I have the need for parallel usage since I want to include
it into my "Outdoor HandBag TablePC" and my "GSM Router".
Thanks, Greetings and nice Day/Evening
Michelle Konzack
Systemadministrator
24V Electronic Engineer
Tamay Dogan Network
Debian GNU/Linux Consultant
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