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Subject: Genius g-pen 4500
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I'm using 7-stable;

Genius g-pen 4500 is a USB-device,  DIGITIZER actually.
It's detected as stalled and disabled device;
xorg input driver wizardpen compiles succesfully under freebsd;
this driver is compatible with device under linux.
So i wonder, could I change detection rules of this device, so device 
wouldn't be stalled and disabled via
some conf files, or tweaking usb-source code?
Or should I wait for new usb-stack?

Thank you.