Here the crash dump:
# echo >unbind 8b39000.xhci_v2
[168374.367560] xhci-brcm 8b39000.xhci_v2: remove, state 4
[168374.372914] usb usb2: USB disconnect, device number 1
[168374.379314] xhci-brcm 8b39000.xhci_v2: USB bus 2 deregistered
[168374.385771] xhci-brcm 8b39000.xhci_v2: remove, state 1
Hi Alan,
On 21/05/19 1:40 PM, Alan Cooper wrote:
I'm seeing an issue on a system where I have a generic PHY that is
used by a USB XHCI driver. The XHCI driver does the phy_init() in
probe and the phy_exit() in remove. The problem happens when I use
sysfs to "unload" the PHY driver before doing
I'm seeing an issue on a system where I have a generic PHY that is
used by a USB XHCI driver. The XHCI driver does the phy_init() in
probe and the phy_exit() in remove. The problem happens when I use
sysfs to "unload" the PHY driver before doing an unload of the XHCI
driver. This is a result of
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