No, we can't use this workaround at all. Sorry. If lsusb just returns, that means it's the wrong USB ID. Does lsusb (without parameters) list a device starting with 12d1? That's the one you'll want to use, with vendor and product ID to pass to lsusb with the -d switch.
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