Re: ieee1394 feature needed: overwrite SPLIT_TIMEOUT from userspace

> > I will now try to work around this problem in userspace basically by
> > ignoring the timeout error.
> 
> I.e. something similar but less sophisticated than the protocol 01...09?
> 

In fact steps 01-09 describe what I had in mind pretty well :-) 
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