'Llo All, The title seems contradictory : who would want to select another-than-default configuration ? Is the default configuration not _default_, are there no drivers for even the default configuration ? Well, this is indeed not always the case. When a Windows driver e.g. NEEDS the first configuration to be RNDIS (I'd doubt that it's legally even permitted to make an RNDIS driver for Linux - read the RNDIS spec, first para of 1.1 ...), there is to be a means to select the second USB configuration (being a CDC- one). Well, usb.c does not foresee this (I'm speaking of the 2.4.20- version).
This patch switches to the second (and so on, and so on ...) configuration
when there is no driver available for this configuration. It is made against
the ("old") 2.4.20. I hope I don't make anyone furious about it ;) I can
make it against the 2.6 too, if it gets granted. This patch works on SuSE
8.2 on Dell Laptop 8100.
Regards,
Philippe Bertin.
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