From: =?utf-8?Q?Tristan_Isra=C3=ABl?= <tristan.israel@me.com>
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Subject: linux-virt usbip
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Date: Mon, 1 Aug 2022 21:18:54 +0200
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Good evening everyone,

I am using Alpine 3.15.4 with XEN. The dom0 is using linux-lts kernel =
and domU is using linux-virt.
I have a driver domain for USB which holds USB drivers.
I want to share some USB devices (keyboard and mouse) with another domU.
I tried to use USB IP, which modules are in the linux-lts distribution =
but I cannot find them in the=20
linux-virt distribution. I am now compiling them, but I would like to =
know if there is any reason
why these modules aren=E2=80=99t already compiled in the linux-virt =
distribution and whether they could
be included in a future release.

My point is that for a virtual machine there are many reasons why one =
would like to have these modules
already compiled.

Best regards

Tristan Isra=C3=ABl