> (Probably the biggest obstacle, was the extra ioctls to
> manage "Digi" specific things, and other hooks that are
> simply not permitted in in-kernel code)
Oh please ignore the ioctl bigots, I think they've also mostly gone away
and accepted they lost the argument to the real world anyway/
> Trust me, I *know* the pain of keeping the driver out-of-tree
> with the constant flux in the kernel API, and I understand that
> most people here say its completely self-inflicted...
>
> But massively crippling the driver from a usability POV,
> just simply isn't an option.
Sure
Alan
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