Hi,
I am seeing a weird issue when using libusb. I send a bulk out
transfer. I see it go out over the wire (I've got a Beagle USB 480
protocol analyzer, so I know that it makes it) and be acked by the
device, but the usbfs driver doesn't seem to get it's completion
callback called. This only happens occasionally, but I can generally
get it to fail within a couple minutes of running my test code.
I enabled usbfs_snoop, and got the following traces.
A good submission looks like
[94252.034868] usb 1-4: usbdev_do_ioctl: SUBMITURB
[94252.034875] usb 1-4: userurb 00007fc04c6ace20, ep2 bulk-out, length 12
[94252.034878] data: 0c 00 00 00 01 00 16 91 22 00 00 00
........"...
[94252.034911] usb 1-4: urb complete
[94252.034916] usb 1-4: userurb 00007fc04c6ace20, ep2 bulk-out,
actual_length 12 status 0
The submit that it locks up on looks like
[94254.080226] usb 1-4: usbdev_do_ioctl: SUBMITURB
[94254.080233] usb 1-4: userurb 00007fc04c4825d0, ep2 bulk-out, length 12
[94254.080236] data: 0c 00 00 00 01 00 16 91 23 00 00 00
........#...
And then nothing else appears. usbmon reports a similar failure. I
see the submit but nothing comes back.
I've been putting prints in the kernel to try to narrow down how the
callback never gets called, but haven't figured out much yet.
Any ideas on what could be going wrong or where to look?
Thanks!
Austin Schuh
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