We do have a list of known bugs, feature requests, and work to be done. We make conscious decisions about what issues to address based on impact to users, user requests, development time involved, and a number of other factors. We do this so that we can make the best use of our resources.
Almost all of the work involved for USB support involves upgrading our kernel and our compiler. The user interface changes that need to be made are minor, since this is already handled on the Hog iPC and the Road Hog. The kernel and compiler upgrade are actually necessary for a completely different project that's happening right now, so it makes logical sense to put a small amount of additional time in to handle the rest of the USB memory stick functionality.
We do have a list of known bugs, feature requests, and work to be done. We make conscious decisions about what issues to address based on impact to users, user requests, development time involved, and a number of other factors. We do this so that we can make the best use of our resources.
Almost all of the work involved for USB support involves upgrading our kernel and our compiler. The user interface changes that need to be made are minor, since this is already handled on the Hog iPC and the Road Hog. The kernel and compiler upgrade are actually necessary for a completely different project that's happening right now, so it makes logical sense to put a small amount of additional time in to handle the rest of the USB memory stick functionality.
