> i see that kernel support for rndis_host still not 100% (although just
> one liner). when we can expect full kernel support? in which kernel
> version? if it's so simple why not included in the upstream kernel? it'd
> be much easier for everybody who don't like to compile kernel all the
> time, simple use their distro's kernel update process and only user
> space components should have to upgraded.
> just my 2c.

All patches have been submitted upstream, but the maintainer has (thus far) 
backed off on applying this last one.  Remember the rndis_host module is not 
*only* for use by us, so when applying changes he must be sure that any 
change is sane for the module's other uses as well.  I suspect that is his 
reason, but I can't be sure.

I would also like very much not to have to patch the kernel each time I 
upgrade it - you are not the only one.

-- 
Richard Alimi
Department of Computer Science
Yale University 

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