Description of problem:
kernel does not recognize my Samsung SPH-A500 as a modem (as it did 
in FC1), instead it identifies it as a "Handspring Visor / Palm OS 
converter".  It then attaches the device to ttyUSB0, ttyUSB1, ttyUSB2 
and ttyUSB3 instead of ttyACM0. If I try to use any of the 
aforementioned ttyUSB* to connect via pppd the driver (visor) reports 
that the "Device lied about number of ports, please use a lower 
one."  and proceeds to disconnect the "Handspring Visor / Palm OS 
converter".  I can't access the PCS phone/modem via ttyACM0, hence I 
cannot go online.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
kernel 2.6.5-1.358

How reproducible:
Except for the first time I connected the PCS phone/modem after 
upgrading to FC2 it has always done it.  

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Connect the PCS phone/modem to the USB port
2. run dmesg or view /var/log/messages
3.
  
Actual results:
usbcore registers the PCS phone using the visor driver.
Cannot use the PCS phone as a modem.

Expected results:
For usbcore to register the PCS phone using cdc_acm driver and attach 
it to ttyACM*; To be able to use the PCS phone as modem (as I did 
with FC1).

Additional info:
To make sure that neither the phone nor usb cable were not the 
culprits I tested them on a desktop running RH9.  I ran dmesg, saw 
that it was attached to ttyACM0 and was able to connect to the 
Internet (using redhat-config-network).