Re: Spurious Mass Storage Device Resets

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On Sat, 5 Mar 2016, Alan Stern wrote:

       4166c880 0.293164 S Bi:2:003:1 -115 13 <
       4166c880 0.293217 C Bi:2:003:1 0 13 = 55534253 7c333100 27b50312 3d

Receive the status.  The response is not meaningful; dCSWDataResidue
and bCSWStatus are both garbage.  In particular, since status is not 1,
the device did _not_ report Check Condition.  At this point there is
little that usb-storage can do other than a reset.


My mistake, instead of trying to understand the protocol myself I put
too much faith in Wireshark and it interpreted that last packet as a
SCSI check condition. I see that at the UMS level the status is
actually 0x3d.

This doesn't help me determine whether it's the bridge or the drives
that are failing but at least I know now it's not the host. Thanks
again!

Rian
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