On Sat, Dec 16, 2023 at 12:15:35PM -0600, Yinghua Yang Yang wrote: > I would prefer an easier way too. On a linux platform where udev > is supported, a udev rule can be used to set the power/control flag. But on > the platform I am using, the udev is not available and I don't have > root access. > If this driver is accepted by the Linux kernel, we hope the driver will > subsequently be picked up by the platform's hardware vendor. With that, any > USB device that is specified by this driver when plugged into the platform, > auto suspend will be enabled on it. > > Any suggestions will be appreciated. As Alan says, please just fix your userspace to properly enable the correct setting, no need for a kernel change at all. You have the contacts and interactions to work with the hardware vendor, don't use the kernel community as a "back door" to circumvent that. thanks, greg k-h
