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From: chuck odonnell <cao@bus.net>
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Subject: Verizon XV6700/HTC Apache/Audiovox UT Starcomm PPC-6700
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hi.

i have a Verizon XV6700 (aka HTC Apache aka Audiovox UT Starcomm
PPC-6700).  usbd loads it under the generic ugen0 device. usbd will
report different vendor/device codes depending on whether you have the
XV6700 in sync mode (default) or in modem mode (i.e., WMODEM running
and started). but either way usbd just drops it into ugen0.

this is what i tried so far: Freebsd 6.2R, kernel compiled with

 device          ucom
 device          umodem
 device          umct
 device          ubsa
 device          ubser
 device          uftdi
 device          uplcom
 device          uvisor
 device          uvscom

this would seem to indicate that the device has not been added
yet. any pointers to docs on how to get this device added? i haven't
done much with internals, but would be happy to do whatever is within
my capability if someone can get me going.

thanks.

best,

chuck