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do you need to update the source for the device ID as mentioned on the website ? The system's knows the device ID means nothing as it is still up to the driver to decide if it likes that ID. Even if you don't load the driver, "cat /proc/bus/usb/devices", would still show you the same information. I notice that it said driver:none meaning no driver is associated with that device.
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