On Fri, Jan 10, 2025 at 04:44:10PM +0800, Yo-Jung (Leo) Lin wrote:
> The commit d9b4067aef50 ("USB: Fix the issue of task recovery failure
> caused by USB status when S4 wakes up") fixed an issue where if an USB
> port change happens during the entering steps of hibernation, xhci driver
> would attempt to resume the root hub, making the hibernation fail.
>
> System-wide suspend may fail due to the same reason, but this hasn't been
> addressed yet. This has been found on HP ProOne 440[1], as well as on
> some newer Dell all-in-one models. When suspend fails due to this reason,
> the kernel would show the following messages:
I believe this problem was discussed on the mailing list before, and it
turned out that the issue was caused by a bug in the xhci-hcd driver,
not a bug in the USB core.
Basically, suspend is _supposed_ to fail if a wakeup event occurs while
the suspend is in progress. As I recall, the bug in xhci-hcd was that
it treats some non-wakeup events as if they were wakeup events.
In particular, a port change on the root hub should be treated as a
wakeup event if and only if the root hub is enabled for wakeup. Does
xhci-hcd check for this before failing the suspend?
This reasoning shows that your proposed fix is incorrect.
Alan Stern
