I split the problematic bus into three (using three adapters for them
rather than one), and this solved the problem.  At least no problems
for over two weeks now.

-Steinar

Steinar Midtskogen <stei...@latinitas.org> writes:

> owserver ran fine for a day or so, then I began to see random device
> dropouts on one bus.  This went on for nearly an hour before I noticed
> and killed owserver.  At that time most devices on that bus were
> unreadable.  Restarting it fixed the problem.
>
> I have a full trace, but it's big, about 1GB.  bzip2'd it's 16MB and
> it can be downloaded here:
>
>  http://voksenlia.net/owserver.log.bz2
>
> Note that the end includes about half a minute of a new owserver
> session after I killed the original.  A backward search for
> "exit_handler" from the end will take you back to the failing owserver
> session, and before that the log should show that something is wrong.
> The "broken" bus was bus.2 (assuming that the restart did not change
> the bus numbering).  Anyway, the devices on the bus were:
>
> 10.53F652010800
> 28.CCA131000000
> 28.FA9831000000
> 28.56747E010000
> 28.856C31000000
> 28.6D6B31000000
> 28.ED7715000000
> 28.1D437E010000
> 26.396385000000
> 26.3F4AB5000000
> 1D.9E220A000000
> 1D.311B09000000
>
> So the question is why couldn't owserver read the values of these?
> No problems were logged in the syslog.
>
> Please let me know if there is anything I can do to debug this.  The
> cases when owserver simply dies are easy to work around as I can have
> owserver restart automatically.  Device dropouts can more easily go
> undetected for a while.  A possible workaround is to kill owserver
> every X minutes automatically to ensure that the error isn't allowed
> to stay active very long.
>
> I run owserver this way:
>
>  owserver -uall -p 3000 --foreground --error_level=9 --error_print 2
>
> I have 16 DS9490R adapters connected.  owserver 2.8p13.
>
> -Steinar
>
>
> Steinar Midtskogen <stei...@latinitas.org> writes:
>
>> Unfortunetaly, owserver only ran a few hours this way and died.  I'll
>> try to get some debug info.
>>
>> -Steinar
>>
>> Steinar Midtskogen <stei...@latinitas.org> writes:
>>
>>> Paul Alfille <paul.alfi...@gmail.com> writes:
>>>
>>>> I just tried 7 DS9490R adapters (all I had at hand). Worked well.
>>> ...
>>>> I believe that the only limit of adapters is libusb and the USB protocol. 
>>>> owserver puts all the adapters in  linked list of effectively unlimited 
>>>> size.
>>>
>>> I've now tried a setup with 15 adapters (will become 18 when I'm
>>> done).  At first I wasn't able to get owserver to see more than 8-9
>>> adapters at a time.  If I added more than that, either it didn't
>>> appear, or it appeared but another adapter disappeared.  But all
>>> devices showed up in the system log.
>>>
>>> I was using two 10 port USB hubs, one connected to the other.  Then I
>>> tried to connect both hubs directly to the computer, i.e. flattening
>>> the USB bus hierarchy, and this made owserver see everything.  
>>>
>>> Do you think this is an owserver issue or a usblib issue?
>>
>> -- 
>> Steinar
>>
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