On Wed, Mar 06, 2024 at 01:49:49PM +0800, Surong Pang wrote: > As ncm, aggergate multi skb packages and transfer them at one URB. > In USB2.0, the network throughput can be improved from about 18MB/S > to 35MB/S. Why is rndis still being used? It's an insecure and obsolete protocol that should not be used at all anywhere. I keep trying to delete it entirely, but need to go and write an active exploit to prove to people just how bad it really is before I can do so... Adding more functionality to it is not a good idea, what is wrong with the other, built-in, networking protocols instead? Why are you using this old one still when there are so many better options out there? thanks, greg k-h
