Alan Stern wrote: > You didn't say which device was the one causing the problem. I assume > it was the 4-3 device; that's the only thing which appears to be a > USB-3 drive. Correct, at the moment I'm using a USB3 enclosure with a JMicron ATA-USB bridge. However the same problem already occured with a different USB3 enclosure (ASMedia ATA-USB bridge). I don't have more USB3 device with me at the moment, but I know at least that it doesn't happen with the Logitech USB mouse (hence my guess that it's an issue with xhci_hcd). > The log doesn't include much useful information, partly because your > kernel was built with several debugging flags turned off and partly > because there is very little debugging info available for wakeup > events. The one thing that stood out was the series of error messages > starting at timestamp 129.858. It's hard to tell if they are related > to the early wakeup problem. If you tell me which debugging options I should enable, then I can create more verbose logs. > Have you tried unloading or unbinding the xhci-hcd driver before > starting the second suspend? Not yet, going to give this a try later. With best wishes, Tobias -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-usb" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
