Hi,
Greg KH:
> Qualcom did this right and only asked to expose the single port to
> Linux.
Well ... not exactly. In the Option case, you have two (or three) ports
which can be used to talk AT commands, they just happen to have
different capabilities.
Ideally we'd use a single port and multiplex the required channels
across it, but we live in a non-ideal world with far-from-ideal device
firmware.
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