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From: Takanori Watanabe <takawata@init-main.com>
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Subject: Re: usb2 stack.
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FOMA driver does not work properly.
1. AT-command interface does not probed.
2. Interface mode does not properly transit.(Especially on device close.)
3. All sysctls to indicate interface mode is disappeard.(Not so difficult.)

I try to work on the second item of the list.
How can I trace device requests for host controller?