Linux Gadget EEM DEADBEEF Fix
Early versions of Gadget EEM (in the Linux 2.6.32 kernel) set BIT 14 (the sentinel bit) in the EEM header of transmitted data packets, falsely signifying that the data frame had a computed CRC instead of the fake 0xDEADBEEF value that SHOULD used when the bit is NOT set. This patch (available here) fixes this by modifying a single line.
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