On Thu, 2009-12-03 at 17:26 +0100, Adam Williamson wrote: > On Thu, 2009-12-03 at 10:54 +0000, Mark Ellis wrote: > > > The dirty patch, the thing of legends. It exists in SVN here: > > > > > > http://synce.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/synce/trunk/patches/usb-rndis-lite-samsung.patch > > > > > > As you can see, i force debug on because i have no idea whether the > > > patch is sane or not and i want all the debug info i can get. The > > > reason I consider it dirty is that it needs the rndis_get_in_endpoint > > > function which is called every time something calls rndis_command. > > > Ideally that should run once when the driver loads for a given device, > > > but i felt like i was being too invasive when I started doing that and > > > whimped out. > > > > > > The patch exists through careful comparison of the deprecated user > > > mode and the current kernel mode implementations of usb-rndis, the > > > poking of an INT IN endpoint being the only difference i found. > > > > Yes, it's still lurking in the background :) > > > > I'm casting for comments, I've had quite a few cases where this has > > solved a connection problem, and I'd love to get it upstream. While I > > can see what it's doing though, I can't _really_ see what it's doing. > > I'm tempted to just take it as is to the usb guys and see what they > > think, but wanted to throw it out to you guys first. > > > > Help ! > > don't ask me, you're the one who wrote it =) >
Not me, John's the culprit :) > seriously, I know practically zip about the code/hardware side of this > stuff, I am not a hacker. All I've ever worked on is the packaging. So, > um, sorry, but I've no clue. > No worries, you were just vaguely involved the last time this came up. I don't know anything about the device driver side either (: Mark
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