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>
> Can you make your modem show up like "ugen" by loading "ugen" before 
> plugging
> your device.
>

here it is ;)

Standard Device Descriptor:
  bLength            18
  bDescriptorType    01
  bcdUSB             0110
  bDeviceClass       00
  bDeviceSubClass    00
  bDeviceProtocol    00
  bMaxPacketSize     64
  idVendor           12d1
  idProduct          1003
  bcdDevice          0000
  iManufacturer      1
  iProduct           2
  iSerialNumber      0
  bNumConfigurations 1

Configuration 0:
 Standard Configuration Descriptor:
   bLength             9
   bDescriptorType     02
   wTotalLength        32
   bNumInterface       1
   bConfigurationValue 1
   iConfiguration      0
   bmAttributes        a0 (remote-wakeup)
   bMaxPower           250 (500 mA)

 Standard Interface Descriptor:
   bLength            9
   bDescriptorType    04
   bInterfaceNumber   0
   bAlternateSetting  0
   bNumEndpoints      2
   bInterfaceClass    08
   bInterfaceSubClass 06
   bInterfaceProtocol 50
   iInterface         0

 Standard Endpoint Descriptor:
   bLength          7
   bDescriptorType  05
   bEndpointAddress 83 (in)
   bmAttributes     02 (Bulk)
   wMaxPacketSize   64
   bInterval        0

 Standard Endpoint Descriptor:
   bLength          7
   bDescriptorType  05
   bEndpointAddress 04 (out)
   bmAttributes     02 (Bulk)
   wMaxPacketSize   64
   bInterval        0

Codes Representing Languages by the Device:
  bLength          4
  bDescriptorType  03
  wLANGID[0]       0409

String (index 1): HUAWEI Technologies

String (index 2): HUAWEI Mobile