Transient devices pose a special challenge for an operating-system kernel.
They can disappear at any time, leaving behind kernel data structures that
no longer refer to an existing device, but which may still be in use by
unknown kernel code.  Managing the resulting lifecycle issues has
frustrated kernel developers for years.  In September 2025, the revocable
resource-management patch series
from Tzung-Bi Shih appeared to offer a partial solution to this problem.
Since then, though, other problems have arisen, and the planned merging of
this series into the 7.0 release has been called off.

https://lwn.net/Articles/1058041/
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