diff --git a/docs/impl/reports/LINK-TEST-2026-10-11.md b/docs/impl/reports/LINK-TEST-2026-10-11.md
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@@ -140,5 +140,18 @@ when it flows. Labels `pace5-bi`, `pace5-dl`:
 socket; for a camera relay, its stream socket. Senders that cannot be changed
 (sshd for the adb tunnel) stay affected.
 
-Open: whether RNDIS instead of NCM avoids the holding in the first place (not
-tested: changing the live gadget configuration needs a root action on the Orin).
+## No second data point
+
+- **RNDIS:** with NCM removed from the gadget (RNDIS + ACM only), the Redmi
+  creates no network interface at all: its kernel has no RNDIS host driver, or
+  does not bind it. NCM is the only option for this tablet.
+- **Kyocera Torque 5G (KYG01, Qualcomm lito, Android 13, kernel 4.19):** has
+  `cdc_ncm` but no RNDIS driver either. Neither through the PD hub nor on a
+  direct C-to-C cable did it enumerate the Orin: on the direct cable it reports
+  itself as host with a device attached, yet nothing appears on its bus and the
+  Orin's UDC stays `suspended`. Through the hub it charges and is not host at all.
+  Even enumerated, its Android 13 Ethernet service only accepts `eth\d+`, while
+  the NCM link would be named `usb0` (the Redmi's Android 16 accepts `usb\d+`).
+
+So whether the holds come from the Orin's NCM gadget or the Redmi's host side is
+still open; the ~5.6 MB/s downstream ceiling is likewise unattributed.