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I just can't know how stable it'll be for long-term, running it for several hours always works, if iOS allows it to. As in, this should work, this might work, dunno. It worked for me for several hours, but it also did so without this patch. I can't know how many 9's in reliability and stability this is, so please don't run anything mission-critical or any glucose monitors with it. idevicesyslog can still hang sometimes, and if something inside an ssh session gets stuck, pressing "enter", thus causing a OUT packet, will usually resolve it. The reapplied async/nak change didn't solved the ssh problem, but hopefully the idevicesyslog one. The former might correlate with a sudden massive ifconfig tx drop increase, e.g. from staying at 234 to staying at 8812. It's still unknown what causes the cdc-ncm interface rx errors and dropped tx packets, but it's not clear if those have any true and lingering effect. If used, the "passt" interface can also very much interfere. Let's see if a new version of it will run better, as a new Gentoo ebuild got dropped. Also handled the inevitable rsc_idx wraparound, time will tell if iOS is going to complain about it. I just noticed that "oslog --debug" can randomly hang or terminate itself along with the bash shell, even in the serial console, so hopefully everything besides that should be fine. Running "iperf -c ... -R" over cdc-ncm can cause traffic to stop momentarily in rare cases, but iOS usually catches a breath after a few seconds. still not implemented in dwc3: host mode, isochronous mode, hub mode, ...
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