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Subject: Re: Falcom Twist USB GSM modem

Subject: Re: Falcom Twist USB GSM modem

2007-08-29       - By Sharpe, Sam J

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On 29 Aug 2007, at 06:49, Marthinus wrote:

>         usb.c: USB device 2 (vend/prod 0xf94/0x1) is not claimed by  
> any
> active driver.

Firstly, update the kernel on your RHEL3 server. That may help...  
You're using the U3 kernel, it's now on U9.

It looks to me that the driver (ftdi_sio) in RHEL3 does not know that  
it can control your device - A newer kernel might have a patched  
driver which does know about your device. Failing that, try it in a  
RHEL4 machine, as that is more equivalent to the kernel and software  
levels in OpenSUSE 10.2

--
Sam

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