Jason Thorpe wrote:

> No, this is wrong.  The credentials used should always be the equivalent
> of "superuser" or "kernel credentials".  It might be some unpriv'd
> operation on the device that causes the driver to initiate a firmware
> re-load (which would be perfectly legitimate).

I can revert, but I'd rather if you come up with a solution that works
before I do... otherwise it's a panic waiting to happen. :/

-e.

-- 
Elad Efrat