USB: Adjust comment about stack drivers for clarity.
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@ -50,18 +50,21 @@ Stack::Stack()
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// Check for host controller modules
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// While using a fixed list of names is inflexible it allows us to control
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// Check for host controller modules.
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//
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// While using a fixed list of names is inflexible, it allows us to control
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// the order in which we try modules. There are controllers/BIOSes that
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// require UHCI/OHCI to be initialized before EHCI or otherwise they
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// refuse to publish any high-speed devices.
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// On other systems the ordering is probably ensured because the EHCI
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//
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// On other systems, the ordering is probably ensured because the EHCI
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// controller is required to have a higher PCI function number than the
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// companion host controllers (per the EHCI specs) and it would therefore
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// be enumerated as the last item. As this does not apply to us we have to
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// be enumerated as the last item. As this does not apply to us, we have to
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// ensure ordering using another method.
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// Intel Lynx Point and Panther Point chipsets have ports shared between
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// EHCI and XHCI, defaulting to EHCI. The XHCI module will switch USB 2.0
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//
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// Furthermore, on some systems, there can be ports shared between
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// EHCI and XHCI, defaulting to EHCI. The XHCI module will switch these
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// ports before the EHCI module discovers them.
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const char *moduleNames[] = {
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"busses/usb/xhci",
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