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if the out-of-tree driver does not touch kernel space, it should not be broken.
by mrheosuper 1y ago
if the out-of-tree driver does not touch kernel space, it should not be broken.
- aw1621107 1y agoWell yes, if the out-of-tree driver sticks to public stable APIs it shouldn't be broken. And analogously here, if the software in question stuck to public stable APIs and didn't reach into private internals it shouldn't have broken.