Re: Question on USB re-enumeration

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On Sun, 29 Nov 2009, Sriram V wrote:

> Hi,
>  We are not resetting the GSM device at all either during normal suspend-resume
>  or during a call. GSM device is always active
> 
>  We an  trans-reciever 1504 in between the GSM device and the
>  Host controller.
> 
> We just reset the trans-reciever in resume.

Maybe that is a mistake.

> During a call:
> 
> 1) I tried to put transreciever in reset in suspend and bring it out
> of reset in resume
> 
> I also tried:
> 
> 1) I tried to put it in reset and bring it out of reset in resume.
> 
> But both dont work. The D+ and D- is connected to GSM.
> 
> GSM (when a call is being made) sends some data over D+ and D-.
> 
> it is probable if  it does not accept some commands/transactions
> over D+ and D-.
> 
> Am not sure what happens when a transreciever is reset - If USB host
> sends some commands over USB in with is again sent to "GSM" during reset
> 
> Is resetting a transreciver same as - resetting a USB device?

I don't know.

> Am not really sure.
> 
> In this case is there anything i need to do make suspend-resume work
> always (when in a call)

Well, since it doesn't work now, you need to do _something_.  But I
don't know what.

Alan Stern

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