Mitigation suggestions from o3:
1. **Upgrade the kernel / firmware.** On Ubuntu 22.04 for Pi, try the
**`linux-raspi` 6.6-series HWE kernel** (or 6.8 if GA when you read
this). It pulls in xHCI ring-management fixes for “TRB DMA ptr” errors
and several AX88179 patches.
2. **Put the dongle on a powered USB 3 hub or a USB 2 port.** USB 2 mode drops
peak current and sidesteps several xHCI quirks at the cost of throughput (≈300
Mb/s real-world).
3. **Disable USB autosuspend for the device.** Add a udev rule (`echo on >
/sys/bus/usb/devices/<dev>/power/control`) so the dongle never enters low-power
states that sometimes trigger this hang.
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4. **Use a different chipset (e.g., Realtek RTL8153)** if you need rock-
solid GigE over USB.
5. **Watchdog-style workaround:** if upgrading isn’t an option, a simple
systemd service that runs `ip link set enx000ec6c38af4 down && sleep 2
&& ip link set … up` when `ping` to your upstream fails can get you back
online in seconds.
For 1. You would need to upgrade for 24.04
(https://ubuntu.com/certified/platforms/12135/24.04%20LTS)
Im trying 2, quick and easy, but my speed seems to be capped at 250Mbps. Let us
know if you try the others.
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