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<robmur01>
diederik: does your config have the EHCI and OHCI drivers all as modules? I see the generic PCI drivers have softdeps to indicate the desired load order to userspace, but the others don't
<robmur01>
if they're built-in (or at least EHCI is) then I think link order _should_ happen to make it work out
<robmur01>
Oh, now I notice your config above :) Yeah, in that case it seems to be expected that userspace knows to load the modules in the desired order
<robmur01>
CounterPillow: extcon_dev_unregister() calls ida_free() before device_unregister() eventually removes the sysfs entry, so I guess it just needs another extcon_dev_register() to race against that