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> I looked and I looked and I didn't see how I could reasonably manage
> asynchronous start_xmit calls, the work queue also supports at the
> moment.

O.K, keep it, since it has other uses. If it was just for interrupt
handling, threaded IRQs could of simplified the code. But it looks
like you cannot make that simplification.

     Andrew