Passmark USB loopback test plugs

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Hi,

Felipe Balbi:
> Greg KH:
> > My question is _why_ does it need to be a kernel driver, why can't this
> > all be done in userspace instead?
> 
> Using a sysfs interface (aka linux device driver), looks better to me,

Umm, "looks better" isn't a reason we can have a discussion about.

Why would you want to export any result from sysfs if a libusb program
can collect the data directly? Given that "real" applications for "real"
devices will want to move data from and to userspace eventually, a
loopback test that doesn't even touch userspace seems to me to be kindof
unrealistic and therefore of questionable utility.

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