On Windows, my CS-12 gets PID 061A. But on Linux, it's 0619.  On Windows my 21M-02 gets 0639.  But on Linux it gets 0638.

I guess the usb_modeswitch tool sends a different command than Windows does?

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The drivers that come with my 21M-02 include the following devices.  All devices have USB interface #0 as the "modem" port.

0421:0634
0421:0636
0421:0638 <-- not listed on Windows but this is what I have on Linux
0421:0639
0421:063B
0421:063E
0421:0640
0421:0643
0421:0645

All these devices have CDC-ECM ethernet ports too, which varies depending on the device (usually #4 or #6).

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So I think we need to add the PIDs for the newer "M" devices, but we also need to do a bit of digging to figure out what the PIDs are on Linux when usb_modeswitch switches them.  Because it's clearly different...

I'm not sure if you're requesting any particular information from me here? If so, let me know what and I'll post it. :-)

Tore

(In reply to Tore Anderson from comment #2)
> I'm not sure if you're requesting any particular information from me here?
> If so, let me know what and I'll post it. :-)
> 

Given that you have one of these, I just CC-ed you in case you were interested, no worries :)

So looking at the USB modeswitch TargetProduct rules, we may have been getting them wrong for a while under Linux.  The Windows drivers I typically look at obviously use "Windows" mode, but on Linux usb_modeswitch puts them into a different mode.

usb_modeswitch rules have:

CS-10: 060C -> 060E  (but we have 060D)
CS-15: 0610 -> 0612  (but we have 0611)
CS-12: 0618 -> 0619  (but we have 0619 because that's what mine does, but Windows switches to 061A)
CS-11: 061D -> 061E  (but we have 061F)
CS-17: 0622 -> 0623  (we have same)
CS-18: 0627 -> 0612,0629 (we have neither in our lists)
CS-19: 062C -> 062D  (we have 062E)
CS-7M: 0632 -> 0632 (?!)  (we don't have it)
21-M:  0637 -> 0638  (we have same)

For my 21M-02:
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Linux:
0421:0638
MessageContent="5553424312345678000000000000061b000000020000000000000000000000"
ACM: 1, 3, 5
ECM: 7
MS: 9
(interface #0 is a Communications/Wireless Handset Control type)

Windows:
0421:0639
MessageContent="555342431234567800000000000010ff000000000000000000000000000000"
0321
ACM: 0, 2, 4
ECM: 6
MS: 8

For my CS-12:
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Linux:
0421:0619
MessageContent="5553424312345678000000000000061b000000020000000000000000000000"
ACM: 1, 3
ECM: none
MS: none
(interface #0 is a Communications/Wireless Handset Control type)

Windows:
0421:061a
MessageContent="555342431234567800000000000010ff000000000000000000000000000000"
0321
ACM: 0, 1 (*no slave interfaces*, data/interrupt endpoints on same interface)
ECM: none
MS: none

[81725.862523] cdc_acm 2-1:1.0: Control and data interfaces are not separated!
[81725.862617] cdc_acm 2-1:1.0: ttyACM0: USB ACM device
[81725.863618] cdc_acm 2-1:1.1: Control and data interfaces are not separated!
[81725.863699] cdc_acm 2-1:1.1: ttyACM1: USB ACM device

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So we have two problems here:

1) we are missing many of the USB VID/PIDs for "Linux" mode, because we got the IDs from Windows drivers that switch to a different mode and PID.

2) we are getting the USB interface # for the modem interface correct, but only because we are ignoring the modeswitch thing.  Maybe we can check what type USB interface #0 is, and if it's class=2/subclass=8/proto=0 (Communications/Wireless Handset Control) we use #1 instead?  Maybe it's not worth it, if we just say that we only support "Linux"/WHC mode?  But if we do that we still need to fix #1

Pushed a new commit with some new device IDs, hopefully including most of the known Linux ones.  I don't have a lot of info on the "M" series so I'm not sure how well I got Linux mode for those.

From your last comment I get that you added most tags for the Linux-mode, which in fact is the mode where if#1 is directly flagged as PPP in the plugin.

Do you think the branch is in a reasonable shape to get it merged to git master?

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