Support setting the module detach mode. #21
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The module detach mode, a feature added in libFTDI 1.5, determines whether any kernel module (on Linux: ftdi_sio) attached to the device should automatically be detached before connecting and/or reattached after closing the device. Without it, this must be handled separately in ways that are less straight-forward (such as through sysfs). The libFTDI default is AUTO_DETACH_SIO_MODULE, so this patch defaults to that as well.
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The module detach mode, a feature added in libFTDI 1.5, determines whether any kernel module (on Linux:
ftdi_sio) attached to the device should automatically be detached before connecting and/or reattached after closing the device. Without it, this must be handled separately in ways that are less straight-forward (such as through sysfs).The libFTDI default is
AUTO_DETACH_SIO_MODULE, so this patch defaults to that as well.