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Subject: Re: Will USB serial ever be fixed?
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I have pushed the ucom/uftdi drivers VERY hard over the past couple
weeks, attempting to get more thru-put.

I have had NO problems, other than being unable to get a consistent
one byte thruput every 6.2 uSec.  This is a problem of the FreeBSD
scheduler, NOT the USB code.

Kudos to the USB developers.

tomdean