Hi Oliver
You are initialising an interrupt urb with an initializer for
a bulk urb. The behavior is undefined. In older kernels
by random chance a sensible interval was set.
You need to use the correct initializer and the correct interval,
which usually can be read from the device's descriptors.
Thank you very much for all your help. Will correct the code and
report back very soon.
Regards
Keith
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