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On 22/05/15 16:50, Felipe Balbi wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Fri, May 22, 2015 at 11:04:33AM +0300, Ben Dooks wrote:
>> I am trying to get the full-speed USB host working on an custom
>> AM3517 device with the 3.18.12 kernel. The hardware works (a
>> 2.6.37 kernel has been used for testing).
>>
>> Does anyone have any experience of 3.18 (or similarly recent
>> kernel on an AM3517 system) or have any pointers as where to
>> start debugging? The ti-linux-3.14.y does not have any patches
>> that aren't applied to the usb on 3.18.13.
>>
>> The cpu port 1 is connected by a TI TUSB1106 usb transceiver that
>> is directly connected to a full-speed hub (TI USB2046) hub so the
>> OHCI driver is the only one in use.
>>
>> Note, the ohci-omap3 is loaded as a module as this is how their
>> user application expects to be able to shut down usb when it does
>> not need it.
>>
>> The device tree configuration for the usb host:
>
> and what exactly doesn't work ? That old OHCI driver hasn't been
> touched in years, it's no surprise that it stopped working :-(
>
> Anyway, what exactly doesn't work ? No device enumerates ? Do you
> get any IRQs by plugging a new device in ?
I will check the interrupts when I get back into the office.
There is only one device (the hub) which isn't enumerating and is
hard-wired on the board.
>>> &usbhshost { status = "okay"; /* just in case it is started
>>> disabled */
>>>
>>> port1-mode = "ohci-phy-6pin-dpdm"; };
>>>
>>> &usbhsohci { status = "okay"; };
>>>
>>> &usbhsehci { status = "disabled"; /* no ehci on board */ };
>>
>>
>> The usb from the logs is as follows. Some extra debugging has
>> been added to verify the device-tree settings:
>>
>>> [ 0.000000] AM3517 ES1.1 (l2cache sgx neon)
>>>
>>>
>>> [ 0.869706] usbcore: registered new interface driver usbfs
>>> [ 0.874270] usbcore: registered new interface driver hub
>>> [ 0.878592] usbcore: registered new device driver usb
>>> [ 1.223199] usbhs_tll 48062000.usbhstll: starting TI HSUSB
>>> TLL Controller [ 1.273000] usbhs_omap 48064000.usbhshost:
>>> ports 0 [ 1.278291] usbhs_omap 48064000.usbhshost: port 0:
>>> ohci-phy-6pin-dpdm [ 1.284476] usbhs_omap
>>> 48064000.usbhshost: port0-mode: ohci-phy-6pin-dpdm ->5 [
>>> 1.288689] usbhs_tll 48062000.usbhstll: omap_tll_init()
>>> [ 1.293628] usbhs_omap 48064000.usbhshost:
>>> usbhs_runtime_resume [ 1.298434] usbhs_omap
>>> 48064000.usbhshost: sysconfig 0x00001009 [ 1.302730]
>>> usbhs_tll 48062000.usbhstll: omap_tll_enable()
>>> [ 1.307668] usbhs_omap 48064000.usbhshost:
>>> usbhs_runtime_suspend [ 1.310142] stopping usb controller
>>> [ 1.419910] usbhs_tll 48062000.usbhstll: omap_tll_disable()
>>> [ 1.423547] usbhs_omap 48064000.usbhshost: 3 ports
>>> [ 1.429065] usbhs_omap 48064000.usbhshost: starting TI
>>> HSUSB Controller [ 1.433831] usbhs_omap 48064000.usbhshost:
>>> usbhs_runtime_resume [ 1.438625] usbhs_omap
>>> 48064000.usbhshost: sysconfig 0x00001009 [ 1.442921]
>>> usbhs_tll 48062000.usbhstll: omap_tll_enable()
>>> [ 1.448548] usbhs_omap 48064000.usbhshost:
>>> omap_usbhs_rev1_hostconfig => [ 1.455034] usbhs_omap
>>> 48064000.usbhshost: UHH setup done, uhh_hostconfig=80d [
>>> 1.459918] usbhs_omap 48064000.usbhshost: usbhs_runtime_suspend
>>> [ 1.462337] stopping usb controller
>>> [ 1.569905] usbhs_tll 48062000.usbhstll: omap_tll_disable()
>>> [ 1.575408] usbhs_omap 48064000.usbhshost: populating usb
>>> sub nodes....
>>>
>>> [ 77.609168] usbhs_omap 48064000.usbhshost:
>>> usbhs_runtime_resume [ 77.613927] usbhs_omap
>>> 48064000.usbhshost: sysconfig 0x00001009 [ 77.618374]
>>> usbhs_tll 48062000.usbhstll: omap_tll_enable()
>>> [ 77.802694] usb usb1: New USB device found, idVendor=1d6b,
>>> idProduct=0001 [ 77.816003] usb usb1: New USB device strings:
>>> Mfr=3, Product=2, SerialNumber1 [ 77.827391] usb usb1:
>>> Product: OHCI Host Controller [ 77.838674] usb usb1:
>>> Manufacturer: Linux 3.18.13-00203-ga3c52be-dirty ohci_d [
>>> 77.849913] usb usb1: SerialNumber: 48064400.ohci
>>>
>
> OK, so this is roothub, what happens when a device is plugged to
> the other end ? Is VBUS charged ? We didn't even enumerate
> TUSB2046, did you look at its datasheet
> (http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/tusb2046b.pdf) ? What is the
> state of RESETn pin ? Perhaps that's tied to a GPIO and the old TI
> kernel toggles that ? Anything interesting from usbmon ?
I've gone through the schematics and verified the hub's reset line
is connected where we think it is (will try and check with a 'scope
on monday that it is being taken high, the boot-loader starts it low).
The root has just the one device connected, and unfortunately the
hw designer decided to hard-wire the D+ pull-up to 3.3V instead
of the transceiver's pull pin.
Not tried usbmon yet. However if the hub is not being detected then
probably won't show anything either.
I am going to install devmem2 into the root image and use it to poke
around and see the state of the system at run time.
Thanks for looking in to this.
- --
Ben Dooks http://www.codethink.co.uk/
Senior Engineer Codethink - Providing Genius
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