Tweak for the libusb patch before it was sent upstream.

diff --git a/patches/libusb-add-support-for-persistent-device-memory.diff b/patches/libusb-add-support-for-persistent-device-memory.diff
index 164249376beb0dae7ec121e65b4e14fea1cf0f37..b3e9f434eec4fff37915e9ca1e3a39de25289569 100644 (file)
--- a/patches/libusb-add-support-for-persistent-device-memory.diff
+++ b/patches/libusb-add-support-for-persistent-device-memory.diff
@@ -10,9 +10,9 @@ allocation in the kernel at program startup; memory allocation is
 otherwise done per-transfer, which can fail in a system where memory has become\r
 fragmented over time).\r
 \r
-This mirrors new functionality going into Linux' USB stack (recently\r
-reviewed and acked upstream); only Linux is supported as a backend\r
-currently.\r
+This mirrors new functionality going into Linux' USB stack (scheduled\r
+for inclusion in mainline around 4.6); only Linux is supported as a\r
+backend currently.\r
 ---\r
  libusb/core.c           | 29 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++\r
  libusb/libusb-1.0.def   |  4 ++++\r