On Sun, 27 Oct 2002, David Brownell wrote:

> > Unfortunately, when running over HS/TT hub, I didn't manage to get any of 
> > the sg_list testcases 5-8 working without getting stuck in D-state sooner 
> 
> Hmm, odd.  Were you still running 2.5.42?  I don't think any of

Yes. I had to go back there because anything newer isn't working due to 
the "hub port unuseable after first disconnect" issue. Note the FX-dev. 
board is buspowered so I cannot plug it to a different port after firmware 
download/re-enumeration.

> the patches would have caused (or prevented) that, but I was
> using more current code.  What stuck, and why?  Which firmware?

I'm not sure what's going on. Nothing in syslog, just waiting for 
completion forever. I don't see anything post-2.5.42 which might solve 
this - so if it's working for you with 2.5.44 (have you tried -s 1024 and 
-s 4096?) it might be even different timing or hardware...

> > or later. I had a few occasions where test5 didn't get stuck and then it 
> > was completed (default test parameters) in 17.5 sec. This compares to 
> > the 17.0 sec it needs on the same port (NEC) without HS/TT, i.e. with 
> > companion ohci - no matter with or without hub running at FS in between. 
> > On an USB-1.1 ohci port (SiS-7001) it takes 16.0 sec for the same test.
> 
> I suspect there's something odd with the interrupt mitigation.
> If you feel like experimenting, try commenting out the td_fill()
> lines that mask in a TD_DI_SET(6) ... it's sometimes as if the
> last TD's 'DI==0' is being ignored.

Will try this tomorrow.

Martin



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