Am Donnerstag, 25. Januar 2007 18:20 schrieb Alan Stern:
> > This seems contradictory. If you want a generic blacklisting, you cannot
> > limit the information to autosuspending.
>
> It isn't contradictory. Autosuspend requests come exclusively from within
> usbcore, and we can easily prevent ourselves from making them. But
> general suspend commands come from outside (generally from the user), and
> we cannot prevent them from arriving.
But are you sure you'll never want to autosuspend them? Even not
if they are eg. in config 0 or some other circumstances? You are
proposing to needlessly throw away the information which will be
hard to gather should it ever be needed again.
Regards
Oliver
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