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Oh I see. So you talk about different thread but you mean the very same thread just few posts above :-) Now that is perfectly clear "of course" :-) Nevermind.
I don't know what else to add except repeating information already provided. As already explained the white list is artificial limitation, if removed everything can be connected (including hubs) which is what OTG specification disallows, that's the only purpose why the list is there. Manufacturers are supposed to test everything allowed and disallow the rest so Nokia did precisely that. Once you disable the white list and recompile kernel anything untested by manufacturer can be connected including hubs and will work (if there is a driver).