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 > or:
 >   - send a patch against 2.6.17 that is my changes + your fixes to
 >     actually make it work.
 > 
 > My patch was just a "throw it out there and see what works or not", as I
 > don't even have the device to test it with.

I would love to see such a patch.  I have a Kyocera KPC650 and I would
love to get better performance with it under Linux...

 - R.