Hi,
David Brownell:
> The 2.6 driver should have gotten rid of most of those;
> the fixes rely on usbcore changes in disconnect logic.
>
2.6 unfortunately has its own problems in this area (read: it crashes).
I'll prepare a reasonable bug report later today.
> Hard to fix on 2.4 since the problem is that the HCDs
> aren't told when it's safe to free things, so they need
> to guess ... and since the device drivers often have
> bugs that break what should be good guesses!
>
Sigh. In this case, the hardware vanished, so that guess *is* good. :-/
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