Re: USB: serial: ch341: remove reset_resume callback

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Am Dienstag, 8. Mai 2012, 16:39:05 schrieb Alan Stern:
> How can you keep a connection up if the serial device gets reset
> (probably dropping the DTR and RTS signals in the process) and then
> can't even remember the old baud rate?
> 
> This question is perhaps more meaningful when there is no connection.  
> If some program is holding the device file open, then reset-resume 
> would allow it to keep on using that file instead of closing the file 
> and opening a new one.

Furthermore, user space must assume that a new device file
may belong to a different device. IIRC NM would reconnect, but
only if the file stayed usable.

> Still, without proper support in the lower drivers, it's not clear how 
> well this can work.  That's why we originally decided to unbind drivers 
> that don't support reset-resume.

But sierra has this support.

	Regards
		Oliver
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