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On 13/09/19 17:32, Robin Murphy wrote:
> Oh, that bit of usbdev_mmap() is already known to be pretty much totally
> bogus for various reasons - there have been a few threads about it, of
> which I think [1] is both the most recent and the most informative.
> There was another patch[2], but that might have stalled (and might need
> reworking with additional hcd_uses_dma() checks anyway).

Neither is enough, see my reply to Alan.  Memory from kmalloc just
*cannot* be passed down to remap_pfn_range, dma_mmap_coherent or
anything like that.  It's a simple alignment issue.

Paolo