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device/msc: end a short READ10 Data Stage, abort only stale transfers at a BOT reset, hold async I/O across resets, pad short replies at full speed - #4389
Stacked on #4376 (base rp2040-dcd-out-e15): this PR needs its dcd_edpt_abort_xfer() and the dcd_rp2040 fix for a transfer armed over one still running. Merge #4376 first.
Several MSC device paths could leave a transfer armed after the host was done with it, or hand the class buffer to the wrong command. On rp2040, the first case ends with "starting new transfer on already active ep 83" and then the panic "already available" (#3188).
1. A short READ10 chunk. If tud_msc_read10_cb() returns a partial chunk that isn't a whole number of Bulk-In packets, the transfer ends in a short packet, and for the host that ends the Data Stage. MSC still armed the rest of the read, so the host's CSW read got data:
Windows resets the port.
macOS and Linux follow BOT Figure 2 (Status Transport Flow): they clear the Bulk-In halt, then do a Reset Recovery.
Such a read now finishes as BOT 1.0 §6.7.2 case (5), Hi > Di. Without CFG_TUD_MSC_PAD_SHORT_REPLY (change 3), it reuses MSC's existing case-5 path: "The device may end the transfer with a short packet. The device shall STALL the Bulk-In pipe." Once the host clears the halt, MSC sends the CSW with status 00h and residue dCBWDataTransferLength minus the bytes read. With the option on, the rest of the host's length goes out as zero fill data, which §6.7.2 also allows. The CSW then follows with the same residue and no STALL. A partial chunk that is a whole number of packets ends nothing on the wire and continues as before. The Bulk-In packet size is read from the endpoint descriptor at open, and fits in the existing padding of mscd_interface_t.
2. A reset while the host is done with a transfer.
A Reset Recovery while a transfer is still armed, for example after the host gave up on a Data Stage. Reset Recovery's clear-halts (§5.3.4) keep the transfer of an endpoint that isn't stalled, on every port, so the stale data or CSW reached the host's next IN as the next command's data or CSW. The BOT reset now aborts, with usbd_edpt_abort(), only a data endpoint that holds a transfer of the abandoned command: Bulk-In with a Data-In chunk, fill or CSW armed, and Bulk-Out with a Data-Out receive armed. An idle device's armed CBW receive and both endpoints' data toggles stay as they are, so the idle reset touches no endpoint, as before this PR (BOT 1.0 §3.1: the toggles are preserved across the reset). That matters because only dcd_rp2040 (rp2040/dcd: fix OUT data loss, E15 SOF and re-arm panics, a DPRAM leak on re-open and clear-halt races; dcd: abort without a stall #4376) implements dcd_edpt_abort_xfer(); on every other port usbd_edpt_abort() is a stall and clear-stall, which resets the toggle and puts a STALL on the wire. When Bulk-Out is left without a CBW receive and is not stalled, the reset arms one, so a host that sends the reset alone still has its next CBW received. A stalled endpoint keeps its stall (§3.1). Reset Recovery's Bulk-Out clear-halt then arms the CBW receive over the one already armed, which dcd_rp2040 panicked on before rp2040/dcd: fix OUT data loss, E15 SOF and re-arm panics, a DPRAM leak on re-open and clear-halt races; dcd: abort without a stall #4376 (on master an idle Reset Recovery locks up the Pico); other DCDs replace the transfer.
An async READ10/WRITE10 still pending at a BOT reset or a bus reset (TUD_MSC_RET_ASYNC). Its late tud_msc_async_io_done() used to be taken as the next async command's, so the host got the old LBA's data with status PASSED (msc device: an async I/O completion is not tied to its command, a stale one is accepted after Reset Recovery #4390). Now the I/O stays pending, and its completion is accepted and discarded. That I/O still owns the shared buffer, so MSC receives the next CBW only after the completion: the clear-halt and the post-reset mscd_open() leave the CBW receive to it. The application doesn't have to change anything, as long as every TUD_MSC_RET_ASYNC is completed, with any result.
A READ10/WRITE10 retry queued before a BOT reset. A chunk the application answered with TUD_MSC_RET_BUSY, or for WRITE10 consumed only in part, was retried by faking a transfer completion. A fake Bulk-Out completion that ran after a reset was parsed as a CBW of the wrong length. That stalled both endpoints again and failed the host's first Reset Recovery. The retry is now a deferred call that is dropped once the Data Stage has ended.
3. At full speed, short replies are padded instead of stalled (#4316). This is what makes the HIL raspberry_pi_picodevice/cdc_msc test fail intermittently. During every disk probe, Linux sends MODE SENSE(6) asking for 192 bytes. MSC answers 4 and stalls Bulk-In (case 5). Behind a high-speed hub, Linux answers a STALL on a split endpoint by clearing the hub's TT buffer for it. The hub then puts a malformed packet on the wire, here a 1-byte truncated PID (0xF9). The RP2040 device controller then answers nothing, not even a SETUP, until the host resets the port. Its core keeps running, and its sticky SIE_STATUS bit BIT_STUFF_ERROR is set. That is RP2040-E15's failure mode, but caused by an ordinary hub, which TinyUSB's E15 workaround can't prevent. An STM32 (fsdev) device on the same hub rides through the same events.
§6.7.2 case 5 also allows "fill data to pad up to a total of dCBWDataTransferLength". With CFG_TUD_MSC_PAD_SHORT_REPLY, a reply whose host length fits CFG_TUD_MSC_EP_BUFSIZE goes out zero-filled to that length in one transfer, with no STALL. The CSW residue still counts only the reply. A short READ10 is filled too, chunk by chunk (change 1). A reply longer than the buffer and failed commands keep the STALL. The option defaults to (!TUD_OPT_HIGH_SPEED) on every MCU: on at full speed, off at high speed. The reason is that the hub's TT, even in multi-TT mode, can cut off the transaction in progress on any full-speed port while it handles the Clear_TT_Buffer that any full-speed device's STALL triggers. So a TinyUSB MSC device on any MCU can lock up an RP2040 on the same hub (the cross-device table below). A WCH 1a86:8091 hub was not affected. A high-speed STALL clears no TT, so high-speed devices keep the STALL. Because a padded reply goes out in one transfer of up to the buffer size, mscd_open() now checks with TU_ASSERT that CFG_TUD_MSC_EP_BUFSIZE is a multiple of the opened Bulk-In MPS; docs/reference/class/msc.rst states the rule.
This removes the STALLs of the Pico's own MSC and of every full-speed TinyUSB MSC device next to it. A STALL from another full-speed device on the same hub can still knock out an RP2040, even though this hub runs one TT per port (the cross-device table below), and software on the RP2040 can't prevent that. On the bench, pulsing MAIN_CTRL.CONTROLLER_EN or SIE_CTRL.TRANSCEIVER_PD from the bit-stuff error interrupt didn't revive the controller: only a bus reset does. #4376 adds the RP2040 entry to docs/reference/device_issues.rst (severity High), with the mechanism and the workarounds (a root port, or an application watchdog on SOF_RD that re-enumerates), and splits README's device table into RP2040 and RP2350 rows with a footnote linking that entry. This PR adds the entry's paragraph on the MSC padding mitigation. A multi-TT hub is not enough. RP2350 fixes the controller in hardware (LINESTATE_TUNING.SIE_RX_BITSTUFF_FIX) and isn't affected.
One commit per fix, each with its tests: the padding of short replies (#4316, first RP2040-only, then the full-speed default), the short READ10 (#3188), the BOT-reset abort and its narrowing to stale transfers, the async hold (#4390), the deferred BUSY retry, the CFG_TUD_MSC_EP_BUFSIZE check, and the MSC mitigation paragraph of the RP2040 known-issue entry (the entry itself moved to #4376). Merges from the base branch bring in master's #4165, whose MSC error-sense tests pass unchanged on these paths.
Testing
Unit tests. Each new test fails without its change; every guard above was mutation-checked. Each commit passes both MSC suites on its own, and the full suite passes on the head.
test_msc_device (CFG_TUD_MSC_PAD_SHORT_REPLY=1, the full-speed default, with a DCD that aborts without a stall):
test_msc_read10_short_chunk_padded: a 2-block READ10 whose first chunk is one byte short goes out as 511 bytes of data plus 1 byte of fill, then a 512-byte fill chunk, then a CSW with residue 513 and no STALL.
test_msc_read10_full_chunk_continues: full chunks still go on to the next chunk.
test_msc_bot_reset_aborts_armed_data_in, ..._aborts_armed_data_out, ..._aborts_armed_csw: a BOT reset during a READ10 Data Stage, a WRITE10 Data Stage or with the CSW armed aborts only that endpoint, with no stall. test_msc_bot_reset_idle_keeps_cbw_receive: a reset between commands issues no abort, stall or clear-stall, and the CBW receive armed before it takes the next CBW. test_msc_bot_reset_keeps_stalls_after_invalid_cbw: after an invalid CBW both endpoints stay stalled until Reset Recovery's clear-halts (§3.1, §6.6.1).
test_msc_bot_reset_discards_late_async_read10_before_clear_halt, ..._after_reset_recovery, test_msc_bot_reset_drops_completion_queued_before_reset, test_msc_bus_reset_waits_for_abandoned_async_read10: an abandoned async READ10's completion, whether it arrives before or after Reset Recovery or after a bus reset and re-enumeration, is discarded and sends nothing on Bulk-In. The CBW receive is armed only once it has arrived.
test_msc_bot_reset_drops_write10_busy_retry: a TUD_MSC_RET_BUSY WRITE10 retry queued behind a BOT reset is dropped, and Reset Recovery completes. test_msc_write10_busy_retries: without a reset, the retry completes the command.
test_msc_nopad_device (CFG_TUD_MSC_PAD_SHORT_REPLY=0, the high-speed default, with a DCD without dcd_edpt_abort_xfer()):
test_msc_short_reply_stalls_without_padding, test_msc_read10_short_chunk_stalls_bulk_in: case-5 STALL, then the CSW with the residue after the clear-halt.
test_msc_bot_reset_aborts_armed_data_in, ..._aborts_armed_data_out, test_msc_bot_reset_idle_keeps_cbw_receive: the same cases. test_msc_bot_reset_aborts_armed_data_in_by_stall_without_dcd_abort: without dcd_edpt_abort_xfer() the abort is a stall and clear-stall of Bulk-In only. test_msc_bot_reset_keeps_bulk_in_stall: Bulk-In stalled by a short chunk stays stalled across the reset, and Bulk-Out is left alone.
Hardware, Reset Recovery (on an earlier head that aborted both endpoints at every reset; the narrowed abort has unit tests only) (Pico cdc_msc, Linux host through the Genesys hub, a pyusb host run as a user with usb-storage detached, following BOT Figure 2 and §5.3.4): R, B, R, B, R, B as below, each followed by TEST UNIT READY and a 1-block READ10 checked against the first read. All recovered with every CSW valid and no stale data. A USBPV capture of the Pico's port shows the 6 BOT resets and 12 clear-halts and no STALL handshake. Before #4376's dcd_rp2040 fix, the same head locked up the core at the first idle Reset Recovery (panic(), PC 0xFFFFFFFE).
Hardware, Reset Recovery path, earlier. This ran on RP2040 before the padding commit. That build had the STALL path that other ports keep, and a BOT-reset stall of both data endpoints, since replaced by the abort above. Setup:
Raspberry Pi Pico running cdc_msc, with a bench-only MS OS 2.0 descriptor that binds the MSC interface to WinUSB.
A pyusb host that follows BOT Figure 2 and §5.3.4: on a STALL or bulk error during the CSW read it clears Bulk-In and reads again; on an invalid CSW it does a Reset Recovery.
A USBPV capture at full speed.
Scenarios:
A: a 2-block READ10 at an LBA where the bench read10_cb returns each chunk one byte short.
B: an 8-block READ10 where the host reads one packet, then does a Reset Recovery.
R: a Reset Recovery while idle.
After each scenario: TEST UNIT READY and a 1-block READ10.
master 92e9850b5
this PR, STALL path
A
CSW read gets data, so Reset Recovery; the next command's CSW read gets stale data, then the core locks up (panic(), PC 0xFFFFFFFE)
511 bytes, STALL, CLEAR_FEATURE(HALT), CSW with residue 513; device responsive
B
the core locks up the same way
device responsive
A, B, B, A and R, B, R, A, R in a row
—
all clean, and every CSW on the wire is 13 bytes
With only change 1, B still locked up. The next command's CSW went out as a 64-byte packet inside the stale READ10 buffer, then the core locked up.
Hardware, Windows mass storage (usbstor), same build. The Pico image's read10_cb returns bufsize - 1 on every read, 30 s per image:
master: every READ10's CSW read got the 1-byte remainder, so Windows reset the port each time (171 resets).
this PR: STALL, then CLEAR_FEATURE(HALT), then a CSW with residue 1, for all 530 READ10s. Two port resets (the flash and the watchdog reboot after it), and the device stayed mounted.
A Linux host (kernel 7.2) with a Genesys 05e3:0610 high-speed hub. It is multi-TT (bDeviceProtocol 2) and Linux runs it with one TT per port (alternate setting 1).
The Pico on one port, and a NUCLEO-C071RB on another. Whichever board isn't under test runs hid_boot_interface streaming reports, and the desktop keeps it polled.
Each round mirrors the HIL device/cdc_msc steps and budgets: reset, CDC echo, wait for the disk node, read README.TXT. The count is Linux's port resets of the board under test.
Board under test, stock cdc_msc
Enumerations
Port resets
Disk node after the echo
Pico, master 92e9850b5
39
152 (about 4 per probe)
1.91 s median, up to 2.41 s
Pico, this PR (padded replies)
42 + 22
0
1.10 s every round
C071 (fsdev), master
41
3
1.10 s median
A USBPV capture of a failing Pico round shows the truncated token, then no response from the Pico until the bus reset. The stock read10_cb returns whole chunks, so the READ10 fill doesn't change these rounds.
The other device's STALLs reach the Pico too, despite the TT per port. The Pico only streams HID on one port, and the C071 runs the same rounds on another, built from this head:
C071 cdc_msc
Rounds
Rounds the Pico locked up in
Pico SIE_STATUS.BIT_STUFF_ERROR, cleared before a 20-round run
default, STALL path
100
38
set
CFG_TUD_MSC_PAD_SHORT_REPLY=1
60
0
still clear
Every lockup comes 2.33 s after the C071 enumerates, during its disk probe. A USBPV capture on the Pico's port shows clean SOFs, then HID polls the Pico doesn't answer. The sniffer records no malformed packet there, but the Pico's controller logs a bit-stuff error. That's the case the known-issue entry covers.
Hardware, RP2350 (Pico 2, same hub, C071 load): master and this PR both had 2 port resets in 30 rounds. RP2040 on master averages about 4 per round. The short-read image on Linux usb-storage: master hangs for 25 s, gets 7 port resets, then an I/O error. This PR on the STALL path (89af07937): a clean CSW residue and no resets.
Hardware, short READ10 fill on RP2040 (Pico, this head, the same short-read image): each short READ10 ends right away with a CSW residue, 3585 for Linux's 8-block read. Linux fails that read as an unaligned partial completion within about 70 ms, with no hang and no port reset.
Builds: full example sets on an earlier head (before the full-speed default), stm32f407disco (45 elfs, padding compiled out) and raspberry_pi_pico (50, padding on), both OK. Earlier heads also built raspberry_pi_pico2cdc_msc and the fuzz harness. CI builds the rest of the matrix.
Code size against #4376's head 67e815da9, cdc_msc and msc_dual_lun alike, no RAM change:
stm32f407disco: +372 B flash. It now links usbd_defer_func() for the BUSY retry and usbd_edpt_abort() for the BOT reset, which an application using the async API or MTP links already.
raspberry_pi_pico: +660 B flash.
pre-commit: on the changed files, every hook passes except change-impact-test, including unit-test. With --all-files on this Windows machine, these hooks also fail on files this PR doesn't touch: change-impact-test, hil-test, setup-toolchain-test, claude-scripts, drivers-coverage, codespell (it rewrites tools/codespell/exclude-file.txt) and end-of-file-fixer (on the AGENTS.md and .agents symlinks). Those are Windows-side failures; CI runs the real check.
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The MSC class now supports optional padding for eligible short Data-In replies and validates the Bulk-In packet size during interface open. It also changes READ10 and WRITE10 partial-transfer handling, deferred retries, asynchronous completion, and BOT or bus reset recovery. The test suite adds padded and unpadded MSC coverage, new callback controls, reset cases, and helper utilities. The fuzz target accepts selectable callback outcomes. The documentation updates the short-reply and buffer-size rules.
hathach/tinyusb#3779 — This PR changes the endpoint-open and deferred-function contracts that the MSC changes use at the call sites.
Severity of issue fixed: High
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The reset handling protects pending application buffers, and the tests cover the previously identified retry and payload gaps. No actionable merge-blocking issue remains established; tests were inspected but not executed.
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[#3188] Met. A short, non-packet-aligned READ10 chunk ends the Data Stage. Without CFG_TUD_MSC_PAD_SHORT_REPLY it takes the existing case-5 STALL and CSW path. With the option it is zero-filled. Packe…
Choose one of two options. (a) Implement the RP2040 deaf-SIE detection and recovery in src/portable/raspberrypi/rp2040/dcd_rp2040.c without a port reset, and add unit or hardware evidence for it. (b) Remove 'Fixes #4391' from the PR descrip…
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Every changed area supports the linked issues. src/class/msc/msc_device.c and msc_device.h implement short-reply padding, the short READ10 end of Data Stage, the BOT and bus reset abort and hold, and the deferred BUSY and partial-write retries. The mscd_open() check on CFG_TUD_MSC_EP_BUFSIZE supports the padded transfer size. test/unit-test/project.yml, test_msc_device.c, test_msc_nopad_device.c, and msc_device_test.h cover those paths. The fuzz harness change exercises the same callback and async paths. The docs changes (msc.rst, device_issues.rst) document the buffer size rule and the RP2040 limitation tied to #4316 and #4391. The diff from the merge base to the reviewed head for dcd_rp2040.c is empty, so this PR adds no out-of-scope DCD change. The #4376 dependency is a merge-order matter and is not part of this diff.
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[#3188] Met. A short, non-packet-aligned READ10 chunk ends the Data Stage. Without CFG_TUD_MSC_PAD_SHORT_REPLY it takes the existing case-5 STALL and CSW path. With the option it is zero-filled. Packet-aligned chunks continue. The BOT reset aborts only armed stale transfers. Unit tests cover these paths in test_msc_device.c and test_msc_nopad_device.c.
[#4390] Met by the PR design. Pending async I/O keeps the shared buffer across BOT and bus resets. Its completion is discarded, and the CBW receive waits for it. No stale completion can reach a later command. The issue lists a per-I/O token or reset callback as options, so the hold-and-discard approach is an accepted alternative.
[#4316] Met as mitigation. The PR removes the Pico's own MSC STALL trigger at full speed through CFG_TUD_MSC_PAD_SHORT_REPLY. The residual STALL from another full-speed device is tracked by #4391.
[#4391] Not met. The issue requires detection of the deaf RP2040 SIE state (BIT_STUFF_ERROR with no later SETUP or token activity) and recovery in src/portable/raspberrypi/rp2040/dcd_rp2040.c without a port reset. The diff from the merge base to the reviewed head for dcd_rp2040.c is empty. The PR description says that recovery is outside this PR. The PR description still says 'Fixes #4391', and the PR objectives also describe the driver recovery as deferred. The docs entry in device_issues.rst records the limitation and workarounds. It does not implement the requirement. The unmet coding requirement is concrete and the PR still claims to close the issue.
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Summary
This PR fixes MSC short-read handling and reset recovery, with padding enabled by default for full-speed-only builds.
Short MSC replies now match the host’s Data-In length when padding is enabled.
MSC resets discard abandoned transfers while preserving the next command’s receive state.
MSC retries busy storage chunks without faking USB transfer completions.
Static review only; no tests or hardware checks were run.
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%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart TD
A[Short READ10 chunk] --> B{Padding enabled?}
B -->|Yes| C[Send zeros to the host's length]
B -->|No| D[Stall Bulk-In]
D --> E[Host clears halt]
C --> F[Send CSW with residue]
E --> F
G[BOT or bus reset] --> H{Async I/O pending?}
H -->|Yes| I[Wait for completion and discard it]
H -->|No| J[Receive next CBW when endpoint is ready]
I --> J
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Cancel the pending MSC async I/O when a BOT Reset arrives.
390-395: Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Cancel the pending MSC async I/O when a BOT Reset arrives.
A BOT Reset clears the command state but leaves pending_io set. A later tud_msc_async_io_done() call then queues the abandoned READ10 data on the Bulk-In endpoint after the host clears the halt. Discard late completions after a reset. This path predates this PR. The new stall only blocks the completion until Clear Halt.
Note: this behaviour predates this PR (already present at merge base 92e9850b5bfe); the change keeps it reachable.
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Review comment at @src/class/msc/msc_device.c around lines 390 - 395:
In the BOT Reset handler, clear or invalidate `pending_io` along with the
command state, and update `tud_msc_async_io_done()` to discard completions for
I/O canceled by a reset instead of queuing stale data on Bulk-In.
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A Bulk-Only Reset keeps pending_io set in the CMD stage (src/class/msc/msc_device.c:424-430), and proc_async_io_done() discards a completion found there instead of queueing it on Bulk-In (src/class/msc/msc_device.c:315-321).
The discard returns before any Bulk-In transfer (src/class/msc/msc_device.c:315-321), so the abandoned READ10 data never reaches Bulk-In.
The freed buffer then receives the next CBW: the discard arms it itself when Bulk-Out is open and not stalled (:318-320), else the Bulk-Out clear-halt (:472) or mscd_open() (:401-402) does.
A bus reset is covered the same way: mscd_reset() keeps pending_io (src/class/msc/msc_device.c:366-371) and mscd_open() skips prepare_cbw() while it is set (src/class/msc/msc_device.c:399-403).
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Minor · Track the stale-completion defect during a replacement READ10 as a… · test_msc_device.c:592-593
test/unit-test/test/device/msc/test_msc_device.c:592-593 Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Track the stale-completion defect during a replacement READ10 as a nonblocking follow-up.
This defect predates this PR. The PR does not change its path. If the host sends a new CBW after a reset, and a new async READ10 is pending before the abandoned completion arrives, proc_read10_cmd() sets pending_io again (src/class/msc/msc_device.c:896). tud_msc_async_io_done() then accepts the abandoned completion (src/class/msc/msc_device.c:335). proc_async_io_done() processes its byte count as data for the replacement command (src/class/msc/msc_device.c:308-315). A short abandoned chunk can end the replacement's Data Stage early. A full abandoned chunk can cause the replacement's own completion to be accepted at the wrong offset.
The driver has no operation identity for async READ10 completions. A replacement-first regression test is expected to fail against the current driver, so it should not be added in this PR. A fix needs either an identity that matches each completion to its READ10, or a hold on the new READ10 until the abandoned completion arrives. The inspected source does not define the application-facing contract needed to choose between them.
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592 - 593:
Record the stale async READ10 completion defect as a nonblocking follow-up,
noting that `tud_msc_async_io_done()` can accept an abandoned completion while a
replacement READ10 is pending and misapply its byte count. Do not add a
replacement-first regression test or change the driver in this PR; defer the fix
until the application-facing contract clarifies whether to match completions by
operation identity or hold the replacement READ10.
Add a test that queues a completion behind a BOT reset.
The two new tests call tud_msc_async_io_done() only after the BOT reset has been processed. pending_io is already false at that point, so the call returns at its precheck. The pending_io guard in proc_async_io_done() never runs in those tests. No test queues a completion behind a queued reset, so removing that guard would not fail the suite.
The test below queues the BOT reset, accepts a completion while pending_io is still set, and then runs both events in FIFO order. The reset runs first and stalls both data endpoints. The deferred completion then reaches the guard and returns without a Bulk-In transfer. If the guard is removed, the completion reaches usbd_edpt_xfer() on the Bulk-In endpoint, and the unexpected call fails the test.
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voidtest_msc_bot_reset_drops_completion_queued_before_reset(void)
{
read10_async= true;
read10_2blocks_received();
tud_task();
// BOT reset is queued but not yet processed, so the completion is still accepteddcd_event_setup_received(rhport, (uint8_tconst*) &request_bot_reset, false);
TEST_ASSERT_TRUE(tud_msc_async_io_done(DISK_BLOCK_SIZE, false));
// Reset runs first and stalls both endpoints; the deferred completion must not transfer on Bulk-Indcd_edpt_stall_Expect(rhport, EDPT_MSC_IN);
dcd_edpt_stall_Expect(rhport, EDPT_MSC_OUT);
dcd_edpt_xfer_ExpectAndReturn(rhport, EDPT_CTRL_IN, NULL, 0, false, true);
tud_task();
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Review comment at @test/unit-test/test/device/msc/test_msc_device.c around lines
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Add a unit test alongside the MSC async I/O tests that queues a BOT reset while
`pending_io` is still set, then accepts a completion with
`tud_msc_async_io_done()`. Run `tud_task()` with expectations that the reset
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Review comments at @src/class/msc/msc_device.c:
- Line 396: Update the Bulk-Only reset comments associated with proc_bot_reset
to qualify the discard claim: pending async I/O is discarded only if no new
READ10 starts before its completion arrives. Apply this wording to both the
header and the nearby source comment; leave the completion and CBW handling
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Review comments at @test/unit-test/test/device/msc/test_msc_device.c:
- Around line 592-593: Record the stale async READ10 completion defect as a
nonblocking follow-up, noting that `tud_msc_async_io_done()` can accept an
abandoned completion while a replacement READ10 is pending and misapply its byte
count. Do not add a replacement-first regression test or change the driver in
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Replacement READ10 (follow-up): fixed. No CBW is received while the abandoned I/O is pending: proc_bot_reset() (src/class/msc/msc_device.c:436), the Bulk-Out clear-halt (:472) and mscd_open() (:401) skip prepare_cbw().
Only the completion frees the buffer: once discarded, it arms the CBW receive itself when Bulk-Out is open and not stalled (:315-321), else the later Bulk-Out clear-halt (:472) or mscd_open() (:401) does.
So the pending_io = true of a later READ10 (:963) or WRITE10 (:1036) is never reached with an abandoned completion outstanding.
Completion queued behind a reset (test nitpick): added as test_msc_bot_reset_drops_completion_queued_before_reset (test/unit-test/test/device/msc/test_msc_device.c:761, helper :710-724).
It queues a failed completion behind the reset; applied after the reset it would stall Bulk-In or send a CSW, an unexpected DCD call that fails the test.
Reset comments (inline note on line 396): they no longer claim a conditional discard; the I/O keeps the buffer and its completion is discarded whenever it comes (src/class/msc/msc_device.c:424-427, :316; src/class/msc/msc_device.h:63, :88-90).
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device/msc: stop stale Bulk-In transfers after a short READ10 or a Reset Recovery, pad short replies on RP2040
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Nov 2, 2026
Re the follow-up item in CodeRabbit's review 5730323543 (a stale async completion taken as a replacement READ10's): this is now fixed in d19ea47 rather than deferred, and #4390 closes with this PR. A BOT reset or a bus reset no longer clears pending_io. An async I/O still pending in the CMD stage is the abandoned one, so proc_async_io_done() discards its completion. The next CBW is received only after that completion, because the Bulk-Out clear-halt and the post-reset mscd_open() leave the CBW receive to it. So no replacement command can start before the abandoned I/O completes, and the application API doesn't change. Covered by test_msc_bot_reset_discards_late_async_read10_after_reset_recovery and test_msc_bus_reset_waits_for_abandoned_async_read10.
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Advance xferredlen by the consumed count before the WRITE10 retry.
1048-1049: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Advance xferred_len by the consumed count before the WRITE10 retry.
A partial WRITE10 consume leaves xferred_len unchanged. The retry reuses the original offset, overwriting consumed bytes, then requests OUT data the host does not send. Add the consumed count to xferred_len before deferring the retry. This predates the PR.
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Review comment at @src/class/msc/msc_device.c around lines 1048 - 1049:
Update the partial WRITE10 retry path before it defers proc_io_retry: advance
the transfer offset by the number of bytes consumed, so the retry continues from
the correct position and requests only remaining data.
Keep the received byte count for async WRITE10 completions.
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Keep the received byte count for async WRITE10 completions.
When tud_msc_async_io_done() reports fewer bytes than the host sent, proc_async_io_done() passes that count as both received and consumed. The unconsumed bytes are dropped, xferred_len advances, and the next host chunk is written at the wrong offset. Store the received count when the write returns TUD_MSC_RET_ASYNC, and pass it to proc_write_io_data() on completion. This defect predates this PR.
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Update the asynchronous WRITE10 flow in proc_async_io_done() to preserve the
original received byte count when the write returns TUD_MSC_RET_ASYNC, then pass
that count to proc_write_io_data() on completion so unconsumed bytes remain
pending and xferred_len advances only by bytes actually consumed.
The WRITE10 tests cover only a zero-byte TUD_MSC_RET_BUSY and full consumption. No test makes the callback accept part of a chunk. In that case, proc_write_io_data() moves the unaccepted bytes to the start of _mscd_epbuf.buf and defers proc_io_retry(). That retry calls the callback with the remaining byte count. Neither the retry's bufsize nor the moved payload is checked, so a regression in either would not fail the suite.
Add a control to the WRITE10 callback that accepts a positive count below bufsize once and copies only that prefix. In the test, record the bufsize and the buffer contents of the retry call. Assert that the retry receives the unaccepted byte count and that the buffer begins with the unaccepted bytes. Do not assert the disk offset or the final CSW residue in this test. Those values depend on the partial-branch offset accounting, which is a separate change. The test must also account for the OUT transfer that follows a full consumption of the retry, or end before it.
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695 - 709:
Extend the WRITE10 callback control used by test_msc_write10_busy_retries to
accept and copy a positive prefix smaller than bufsize once. Record the retry
call’s bufsize and buffer contents, then assert it receives the unaccepted byte
count and that the buffer begins with the unaccepted payload. Do not assert disk
offset or final CSW residue; handle the subsequent OUT transfer after the retry
consumes the remainder, or end the test before that transfer.
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device/msc: end a short READ10 Data Stage, drop armed transfers at a BOT reset, hold async I/O across resets; on RP2040 pad short replies
device/msc: end a short READ10 Data Stage, abort only stale transfers at a BOT reset, hold async I/O across resets, pad short replies at full speed
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…a reset frees the buffer"
This reverts 3f08639 and its follow-up c8d3c1a. A full usbd event
queue already loses DCD events from the ISR, so the stack is broken either
way; MSC does not try to survive a deferred call dropped there. Restores the
plain _mscd_pending_io flag and saves the 40 B.
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- Line 430: Update the MSC Bulk-Out abort and completion handling around
usbd_edpt_abort so a queued completion from before reset cannot be applied to a
newly received CBW. Ensure completion processing distinguishes CBW reception
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Add a device_issues entry for the RP2040 controller locking up when a
high-speed hub cuts off a token with a bit-stuffing error (RP2040-E15's
failure mode), which a Genesys 05e3:0610 hub does on any full-speed port
while it handles the Clear_TT_Buffer another device's STALL triggers.
Covers the recovery per Linux class driver, why TinyUSB's E15 workaround
doesn't cover it, and the workarounds; RP2350 is fixed in hardware.
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footnote linking the entry.
Moved here from #4389, which keeps the MSC padding mitigation paragraph.
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Like the other device classes, a bus reset clears the interface only up
to ITF_MEM_RESET_SIZE = offsetof(mscd_interface_t, pending_io), so the
flag stays set for an async I/O the reset abandoned, without a separate
static.
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Stacked on #4376 (base
rp2040-dcd-out-e15): this PR needs itsdcd_edpt_abort_xfer()and thedcd_rp2040fix for a transfer armed over one still running. Merge #4376 first.Several MSC device paths could leave a transfer armed after the host was done with it, or hand the class buffer to the wrong command. On rp2040, the first case ends with "starting new transfer on already active ep 83" and then the panic "already available" (#3188).
1. A short READ10 chunk. If
tud_msc_read10_cb()returns a partial chunk that isn't a whole number of Bulk-In packets, the transfer ends in a short packet, and for the host that ends the Data Stage. MSC still armed the rest of the read, so the host's CSW read got data:Such a read now finishes as BOT 1.0 §6.7.2 case (5), Hi > Di. Without
CFG_TUD_MSC_PAD_SHORT_REPLY(change 3), it reuses MSC's existing case-5 path: "The device may end the transfer with a short packet. The device shall STALL the Bulk-In pipe." Once the host clears the halt, MSC sends the CSW with status 00h and residuedCBWDataTransferLengthminus the bytes read. With the option on, the rest of the host's length goes out as zero fill data, which §6.7.2 also allows. The CSW then follows with the same residue and no STALL. A partial chunk that is a whole number of packets ends nothing on the wire and continues as before. The Bulk-In packet size is read from the endpoint descriptor at open, and fits in the existing padding ofmscd_interface_t.2. A reset while the host is done with a transfer.
usbd_edpt_abort(), only a data endpoint that holds a transfer of the abandoned command: Bulk-In with a Data-In chunk, fill or CSW armed, and Bulk-Out with a Data-Out receive armed. An idle device's armed CBW receive and both endpoints' data toggles stay as they are, so the idle reset touches no endpoint, as before this PR (BOT 1.0 §3.1: the toggles are preserved across the reset). That matters because onlydcd_rp2040(rp2040/dcd: fix OUT data loss, E15 SOF and re-arm panics, a DPRAM leak on re-open and clear-halt races; dcd: abort without a stall #4376) implementsdcd_edpt_abort_xfer(); on every other portusbd_edpt_abort()is a stall and clear-stall, which resets the toggle and puts a STALL on the wire. When Bulk-Out is left without a CBW receive and is not stalled, the reset arms one, so a host that sends the reset alone still has its next CBW received. A stalled endpoint keeps its stall (§3.1). Reset Recovery's Bulk-Out clear-halt then arms the CBW receive over the one already armed, whichdcd_rp2040panicked on before rp2040/dcd: fix OUT data loss, E15 SOF and re-arm panics, a DPRAM leak on re-open and clear-halt races; dcd: abort without a stall #4376 (on master an idle Reset Recovery locks up the Pico); other DCDs replace the transfer.TUD_MSC_RET_ASYNC). Its latetud_msc_async_io_done()used to be taken as the next async command's, so the host got the old LBA's data with status PASSED (msc device: an async I/O completion is not tied to its command, a stale one is accepted after Reset Recovery #4390). Now the I/O stays pending, and its completion is accepted and discarded. That I/O still owns the shared buffer, so MSC receives the next CBW only after the completion: the clear-halt and the post-resetmscd_open()leave the CBW receive to it. The application doesn't have to change anything, as long as everyTUD_MSC_RET_ASYNCis completed, with any result.TUD_MSC_RET_BUSY, or for WRITE10 consumed only in part, was retried by faking a transfer completion. A fake Bulk-Out completion that ran after a reset was parsed as a CBW of the wrong length. That stalled both endpoints again and failed the host's first Reset Recovery. The retry is now a deferred call that is dropped once the Data Stage has ended.3. At full speed, short replies are padded instead of stalled (#4316). This is what makes the HIL
raspberry_pi_picodevice/cdc_msctest fail intermittently. During every disk probe, Linux sends MODE SENSE(6) asking for 192 bytes. MSC answers 4 and stalls Bulk-In (case 5). Behind a high-speed hub, Linux answers a STALL on a split endpoint by clearing the hub's TT buffer for it. The hub then puts a malformed packet on the wire, here a 1-byte truncated PID (0xF9). The RP2040 device controller then answers nothing, not even a SETUP, until the host resets the port. Its core keeps running, and its sticky SIE_STATUS bitBIT_STUFF_ERRORis set. That is RP2040-E15's failure mode, but caused by an ordinary hub, which TinyUSB's E15 workaround can't prevent. An STM32 (fsdev) device on the same hub rides through the same events.§6.7.2 case 5 also allows "fill data to pad up to a total of dCBWDataTransferLength". With
CFG_TUD_MSC_PAD_SHORT_REPLY, a reply whose host length fitsCFG_TUD_MSC_EP_BUFSIZEgoes out zero-filled to that length in one transfer, with no STALL. The CSW residue still counts only the reply. A short READ10 is filled too, chunk by chunk (change 1). A reply longer than the buffer and failed commands keep the STALL. The option defaults to(!TUD_OPT_HIGH_SPEED)on every MCU: on at full speed, off at high speed. The reason is that the hub's TT, even in multi-TT mode, can cut off the transaction in progress on any full-speed port while it handles the Clear_TT_Buffer that any full-speed device's STALL triggers. So a TinyUSB MSC device on any MCU can lock up an RP2040 on the same hub (the cross-device table below). A WCH 1a86:8091 hub was not affected. A high-speed STALL clears no TT, so high-speed devices keep the STALL. Because a padded reply goes out in one transfer of up to the buffer size,mscd_open()now checks withTU_ASSERTthatCFG_TUD_MSC_EP_BUFSIZEis a multiple of the opened Bulk-In MPS;docs/reference/class/msc.rststates the rule.This removes the STALLs of the Pico's own MSC and of every full-speed TinyUSB MSC device next to it. A STALL from another full-speed device on the same hub can still knock out an RP2040, even though this hub runs one TT per port (the cross-device table below), and software on the RP2040 can't prevent that. On the bench, pulsing
MAIN_CTRL.CONTROLLER_ENorSIE_CTRL.TRANSCEIVER_PDfrom the bit-stuff error interrupt didn't revive the controller: only a bus reset does. #4376 adds the RP2040 entry todocs/reference/device_issues.rst(severity High), with the mechanism and the workarounds (a root port, or an application watchdog onSOF_RDthat re-enumerates), and splits README's device table into RP2040 and RP2350 rows with a footnote linking that entry. This PR adds the entry's paragraph on the MSC padding mitigation. A multi-TT hub is not enough. RP2350 fixes the controller in hardware (LINESTATE_TUNING.SIE_RX_BITSTUFF_FIX) and isn't affected.Fixes #3188. Fixes #4316. Fixes #4390. Fixes #4391.
One commit per fix, each with its tests: the padding of short replies (#4316, first RP2040-only, then the full-speed default), the short READ10 (#3188), the BOT-reset abort and its narrowing to stale transfers, the async hold (#4390), the deferred BUSY retry, the
CFG_TUD_MSC_EP_BUFSIZEcheck, and the MSC mitigation paragraph of the RP2040 known-issue entry (the entry itself moved to #4376). Merges from the base branch bring in master's #4165, whose MSC error-sense tests pass unchanged on these paths.Testing
Unit tests. Each new test fails without its change; every guard above was mutation-checked. Each commit passes both MSC suites on its own, and the full suite passes on the head.
test_msc_device(CFG_TUD_MSC_PAD_SHORT_REPLY=1, the full-speed default, with a DCD that aborts without a stall):test_msc_read10_short_chunk_padded: a 2-block READ10 whose first chunk is one byte short goes out as 511 bytes of data plus 1 byte of fill, then a 512-byte fill chunk, then a CSW with residue 513 and no STALL.test_msc_read10_full_chunk_continues: full chunks still go on to the next chunk.test_msc_bot_reset_aborts_armed_data_in,..._aborts_armed_data_out,..._aborts_armed_csw: a BOT reset during a READ10 Data Stage, a WRITE10 Data Stage or with the CSW armed aborts only that endpoint, with no stall.test_msc_bot_reset_idle_keeps_cbw_receive: a reset between commands issues no abort, stall or clear-stall, and the CBW receive armed before it takes the next CBW.test_msc_bot_reset_keeps_stalls_after_invalid_cbw: after an invalid CBW both endpoints stay stalled until Reset Recovery's clear-halts (§3.1, §6.6.1).test_msc_bot_reset_discards_late_async_read10_before_clear_halt,..._after_reset_recovery,test_msc_bot_reset_drops_completion_queued_before_reset,test_msc_bus_reset_waits_for_abandoned_async_read10: an abandoned async READ10's completion, whether it arrives before or after Reset Recovery or after a bus reset and re-enumeration, is discarded and sends nothing on Bulk-In. The CBW receive is armed only once it has arrived.test_msc_bot_reset_drops_write10_busy_retry: aTUD_MSC_RET_BUSYWRITE10 retry queued behind a BOT reset is dropped, and Reset Recovery completes.test_msc_write10_busy_retries: without a reset, the retry completes the command.test_msc_short_reply_padded_to_host_length,test_msc_short_reply_beyond_buffer_stalls.test_msc_nopad_device(CFG_TUD_MSC_PAD_SHORT_REPLY=0, the high-speed default, with a DCD withoutdcd_edpt_abort_xfer()):test_msc_short_reply_stalls_without_padding,test_msc_read10_short_chunk_stalls_bulk_in: case-5 STALL, then the CSW with the residue after the clear-halt.test_msc_bot_reset_aborts_armed_data_in,..._aborts_armed_data_out,test_msc_bot_reset_idle_keeps_cbw_receive: the same cases.test_msc_bot_reset_aborts_armed_data_in_by_stall_without_dcd_abort: withoutdcd_edpt_abort_xfer()the abort is a stall and clear-stall of Bulk-In only.test_msc_bot_reset_keeps_bulk_in_stall: Bulk-In stalled by a short chunk stays stalled across the reset, and Bulk-Out is left alone.Hardware, Reset Recovery (on an earlier head that aborted both endpoints at every reset; the narrowed abort has unit tests only) (Pico
cdc_msc, Linux host through the Genesys hub, a pyusb host run as a user with usb-storage detached, following BOT Figure 2 and §5.3.4): R, B, R, B, R, B as below, each followed by TEST UNIT READY and a 1-block READ10 checked against the first read. All recovered with every CSW valid and no stale data. A USBPV capture of the Pico's port shows the 6 BOT resets and 12 clear-halts and no STALL handshake. Before #4376'sdcd_rp2040fix, the same head locked up the core at the first idle Reset Recovery (panic(), PC0xFFFFFFFE).Hardware, Reset Recovery path, earlier. This ran on RP2040 before the padding commit. That build had the STALL path that other ports keep, and a BOT-reset stall of both data endpoints, since replaced by the abort above. Setup:
cdc_msc, with a bench-only MS OS 2.0 descriptor that binds the MSC interface to WinUSB.Scenarios:
read10_cbreturns each chunk one byte short.92e9850b5panic(), PC0xFFFFFFFE)With only change 1, B still locked up. The next command's CSW went out as a 64-byte packet inside the stale READ10 buffer, then the core locked up.
Hardware, Windows mass storage (
usbstor), same build. The Pico image'sread10_cbreturnsbufsize - 1on every read, 30 s per image:Hardware, #4316. Setup:
bDeviceProtocol2) and Linux runs it with one TT per port (alternate setting 1).hid_boot_interfacestreaming reports, and the desktop keeps it polled.device/cdc_mscsteps and budgets: reset, CDC echo, wait for the disk node, read README.TXT. The count is Linux's port resets of the board under test.cdc_msc92e9850b5fsdev), masterA USBPV capture of a failing Pico round shows the truncated token, then no response from the Pico until the bus reset. The stock
read10_cbreturns whole chunks, so the READ10 fill doesn't change these rounds.The other device's STALLs reach the Pico too, despite the TT per port. The Pico only streams HID on one port, and the C071 runs the same rounds on another, built from this head:
cdc_mscSIE_STATUS.BIT_STUFF_ERROR, cleared before a 20-round runCFG_TUD_MSC_PAD_SHORT_REPLY=1Every lockup comes 2.33 s after the C071 enumerates, during its disk probe. A USBPV capture on the Pico's port shows clean SOFs, then HID polls the Pico doesn't answer. The sniffer records no malformed packet there, but the Pico's controller logs a bit-stuff error. That's the case the known-issue entry covers.
Hardware, RP2350 (Pico 2, same hub, C071 load): master and this PR both had 2 port resets in 30 rounds. RP2040 on master averages about 4 per round. The short-read image on Linux usb-storage: master hangs for 25 s, gets 7 port resets, then an I/O error. This PR on the STALL path (
89af07937): a clean CSW residue and no resets.Hardware, short READ10 fill on RP2040 (Pico, this head, the same short-read image): each short READ10 ends right away with a CSW residue, 3585 for Linux's 8-block read. Linux fails that read as an unaligned partial completion within about 70 ms, with no hang and no port reset.
Builds: full example sets on an earlier head (before the full-speed default),
stm32f407disco(45 elfs, padding compiled out) andraspberry_pi_pico(50, padding on), both OK. Earlier heads also builtraspberry_pi_pico2cdc_mscand the fuzz harness. CI builds the rest of the matrix.Code size against #4376's head
67e815da9,cdc_mscandmsc_dual_lunalike, no RAM change:stm32f407disco: +372 B flash. It now linksusbd_defer_func()for the BUSY retry andusbd_edpt_abort()for the BOT reset, which an application using the async API or MTP links already.raspberry_pi_pico: +660 B flash.pre-commit: on the changed files, every hook passes except
change-impact-test, includingunit-test. With--all-fileson this Windows machine, these hooks also fail on files this PR doesn't touch:change-impact-test,hil-test,setup-toolchain-test,claude-scripts,drivers-coverage,codespell(it rewritestools/codespell/exclude-file.txt) andend-of-file-fixer(on theAGENTS.mdand.agentssymlinks). Those are Windows-side failures; CI runs the real check.