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In message: <20030914115738.T1597-100000@x12.dk>
            Soeren Straarup <xride@xforce.dk> writes:
: Can there be more than one 'vendor SOMETHING 0x0001 Desc' with different
: SOMETHING and Desc in src/sys/dev/usb/usbdevs ?

Of course.  That's the whole point of having a vendor space that's
assigned by a central authority and a subspace that the vendor
manages.

Warner