Hi guys I just created my first USB driver using the usb-skeleton.c file! The unfortunate thing is that the device is recognized as a CDC_ACM devices and this driver can't function right with the protocol running on the device :'( Linux is Not wrong in this assumption but the protocol running on the device is unfortunately really difficult to change so instead we've made customized drivers for this purpose. My only workaround right now is to rmmod the cdc_acm module, which makes my driver come first, but this is just not a very stylish solution. When I look inside the cdc-acm.c the vid and pid are not there. I would really like the cdc_acm module to live side-by-side with my module My question: *"Is it possible to add a USB module to the kernel that will be prioritized to catch this device before the cdc_acm driver?"* I though that Greg Kroah would be able to answer my question, but his friendly email-bot redirected me here. Another question: *"Might it be because there is a priority in where the .ko file is located?" -- Mvh Dennis Hilmar GPG Key fingerprint: CB3D D1B7 86BA D835 23D0 4752 B7AA 284E F70E 01AD -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-usb" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
