RE: RESET USB : error management

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On Tue, 19 Jan 2016, MONDON Daniel wrote:

> >> Hello,
> >> 
> >> Under Open embedded (Angstrom 05-2012) with kernel 3.2.30,
> >
> >That's an awfully old kernel.
> 
> Yes but I can't change it with more than 5000 machine all over the world ...
> >
> >> I've got USB resets (on less than 1% machines).
> >> 
> >> Looking for the root cause (first hardware with intel combo lan 9514 susceptibility ...) ...
> >> 
> >> Does the kernel may generate the reset? The HUB ?
> >> And what can be the reason?
> >> (Data integrity, number of retry, ...?)
> >
> >All of those are possibilities.  Without any kernel logs or any other information, it's impossible to give a better answer.
> I've got a few kernel logs, but nothing about that.
> I need to understand what I can do and looking for.
> The reason off my question.

What is the output from "dmesg"?

> >> More: I would like to know where I can find the USB error management documentation.
> >
> >I'm not aware of any such documentation, other than the USB-2.0 specification available from www.usb.org.
> I will have a look!
> And search in what files I can add debug logs.

USB resets are handled by usb_reset_device() in drivers/usb/core/hub.c.

Alan Stern

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