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usbh: resend a failed enumeration request before resetting the port - #4484
A device that takes longer than the 10 ms reset recovery to answer its first request never enumerates. The first request fails, and #3862's retry resets the port and waits the same 10 ms, so the retry fails the same way. The #3876 reporter saw this with a keyboard and a mouse behind a hub, and needed a 100 ms recovery to mount all devices.
Change
Follow how Linux enumerates (drivers/usb/core/hub.c, message.c):
Before
This PR
Linux
Wait after a port reset
10 ms (USB 2.0 minimum)
50 ms
50 ms (hub_port_reset: 10 + 40)
Wait after SET_ADDRESS
2 ms (USB 2.0 minimum)
10 ms
10 ms (hub_port_init)
A request the device fails
reset the port, start over
send it again after 100 ms, no port reset, up to 3 tries; then reset the port
usb_get_descriptor 3 tries; GET_DESCRIPTOR_TRIES rounds 100 ms apart; SET_ADDRESS_TRIES 200 ms apart
A request that times out (5 s)
reset the port, start over
unchanged
not retried (-ETIMEDOUT)
A resend does not reset the port, since a reset would restart the device's recovery. The first request now reaches the device 50, 150 and 250 ms after the reset, all within the first attempt. Only after the third failure does CFG_TUH_ENUM_ATTEMPT_MAX reset the port and start over.
The resend covers every request of the enumeration, including the hub port requests for a device behind a hub. Each request the device answers gives the next one a fresh set of tries. The 3 immediate resends inside a control transfer (USBH_CONTROL_RETRY_MAX) are unchanged and come first.
The failed request is kept in one slot (setup, buffer, next state), since usbh enumerates one device at a time. The gap runs through usbh_defer_func_ms_async(), so an unplug during it cancels the resend the same way it cancels the other enumeration delays. If another device's control transfer holds the slot when the gap ends, the resend is queued behind it.
No new config option. The earlier revision's CFG_TUH_ENUM_RETRY_RECOVERY_DELAY_MS and its per-port root retry bookkeeping are gone; the root port retry is as on master.
Cost: each enumeration is about 48 ms slower (40 ms reset recovery + 8 ms after SET_ADDRESS).
Testing
New unit testtest_usbh_enum_xfer_retry, 9 cases: 50 ms reset recovery; a failed request is sent again after 100 ms with no port reset; 3 tries span 50 to 250 ms after the reset; the last failure resets the port and the next attempt gets all its tries again; a timeout is not resent; an answer restores the tries; SET_ADDRESS gets its own tries and a 10 ms recovery; a request to the new address is resent to that address; an unplug during the gap or during the request cancels the resend; a resend waits for a busy control slot. 7 of the 9 fail with the resend removed and the reset recovery back at 10 ms.
Builds: full example sets for stm32f407disco, raspberry_pi_pico, raspberry_pi_pico2 and ea4088_quickstart. Code size against the base, stm32f407disco host/cdc_msc_hid: usbh.c Flash +92 B, RAM +24 B (the saved request). CI's code-size comment covers every board.
Bench: not yet re-run on this revision. The earlier revision was benched on a Pico 2 host (rp2 host driver from rp2 hcd: host driver sweep (EPX round-robin races, RX timeouts, RP2350 NAK-stop and interrupt polling, endpoint close) #4458) with a CH32V305 CDC device behind a hub that ignores the bus for N ms after every reset: it enumerated at N = 50 ms, and at N = 200 ms only with a 300 ms retry recovery. With this revision, tries at 50, 150 and 250 ms should cover N = 200 ms on the first attempt with defaults; that is unverified until the bench is available again.
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Walkthrough
The host stack now retries eligible failed enumeration control requests up to three times, with 100 ms between attempts and no port reset between those retries. Timed-out requests skip this retry path and use the existing full-enumeration retry path. Root reset recovery changes to 50 ms, and SET_ADDRESS recovery changes to 10 ms. Enumeration callbacks carry a generation so callbacks from earlier attempts can be ignored. Unit tests cover retry timing and limits, timeouts, unplugging, and control-transfer availability.
hathach/tinyusb#4388: Both PRs change delays in the root-port enumeration sequence, but adjust different delay stages.
Severity of issue fixed: Medium
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 7877a
This change retries failed USB enumeration requests before resetting the port, and it adds tests for the retry paths. No unresolved merge-blocking issue was identified. The one failed CI build should be checked for relevance before merging.
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Title check
The title names the main change: failed enumeration requests are resent before the port is reset. The changeset matches this. Raw summary confirms retries of failed requests after 100 ms without port …
Description check
The description states the problem (a device needing more than 10 ms reset recovery fails its first request), the change (50 ms reset recovery, 10 ms after SET_ADDRESS, resend after 100 ms up to three…
Linked Issues check
#3876 requires that devices needing more than 10 ms of reset recovery can enumerate, and that the stop-and-fail backstop remains. The current PR meets these requirements as follows: - Reset recovery a…
Out of Scope Changes check
The changed files are docs/reference/class/host.rst, src/host/usbh.c, test/unit-test/project.yml, and test/unit-test/test/host/usbh/test_usbh_enum_xfer_retry.c. Each one supports the #3876 retry behav…
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The title names the main change: failed enumeration requests are resent before the port is reset. The changeset matches this. Raw summary confirms retries of failed requests after 100 ms without port reset, with port reset only after exhausted tries, in usbh.c and the host docs.
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The description states the problem (a device needing more than 10 ms reset recovery fails its first request), the change (50 ms reset recovery, 10 ms after SET_ADDRESS, resend after 100 ms up to three tries, no port reset), testing, and bench status. These match the raw summary of usbh.c, host.rst, project.yml, and the new unit test file.
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#3876 requires that devices needing more than 10 ms of reset recovery can enumerate, and that the stop-and-fail backstop remains. The current PR meets these requirements as follows:
Reset recovery after a port reset is raised from 10 ms to 50 ms (PR description, usbh.c summary).
A failed enumeration request is resent after 100 ms without a port reset, up to three total tries. This follows the issue's suggestion to retry a failed address-zero GET_DESCRIPTOR with backoff.
After the third failure, the existing whole-enumeration path resets the port (CFG_TUH_ENUM_ATTEMPT_MAX). The stop-and-fail behavior is kept.
Timed-out requests are not resent, so the timeout backstop is preserved.
The raw summary lists no rp2 HCD change, so the HCD fail-fast behavior is unchanged.
The new test file test_usbh_enum_xfer_retry.c (9 cases) covers these paths. The source diff for src/host/usbh.c could not be read in this review (changed blobs unavailable). This verdict relies on the PR description and the change summary, which are consistent with each other. The hardware bench has not been re-run on this revision. That is a verification gap, not a coding requirement. The previous assessment, which described CFG_TUH_ENUM_RETRY_RECOVERY_DELAY_MS, is superseded because the current description states that option was removed.
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The changed files are docs/reference/class/host.rst, src/host/usbh.c, test/unit-test/project.yml, and test/unit-test/test/host/usbh/test_usbh_enum_xfer_retry.c. Each one supports the #3876 retry behavior:
host.rst documents the CFG_TUH_ENUM_ATTEMPT_MAX retry behavior and the resend timing.
usbh.c implements the reset recovery change, the per-request resend, the attempt generation tag, and the queueing for a busy control slot.
project.yml adds the unit-test configuration for the new test.
The test file covers the new behavior.
The generation tag addresses stale completions after unplug during a resend. This is part of the same retry feature. The PR description reports no unrelated functional change. The source diff could not be read directly, so this verdict depends on the change summary and PR description.
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Summary
Failed enumeration requests get up to three tries, 100 ms apart, before the host resets the port.
USB enumeration gives slow devices more time to answer requests.
Diagram
%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart TD
A[Enumeration request completes] --> B{Current attempt?}
B -->|No| C[Ignore old callback]
B -->|Yes| D{Result}
D -->|Success| E[Clear resend count and advance]
D -->|Failed, tries remain| F[Wait 100 ms]
F --> G[Submit or queue saved request]
G -->|Accepted| A
G -->|Refused| H[Try a fresh port reset]
D -->|Timeout or tries used up| H
H -->|Attempts remain| I[Start next attempt]
H -->|No attempts remain| J[Finish with failure]
Drive a failed transfer through enum_retry() and the retry reset, then assert the configured recovery delay. The current test sets enum_attempt directly, so it cannot catch a retry transition that leaves the first-attempt delay in use.
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Review comment at @test/unit-test/test/host/usbh/test_usbh_enum_recovery.c
around lines 139 - 153:
Update test_retry_waits_longer_reset_recovery to reach the retry state by
driving a failed transfer through enum_retry() and the retry reset, rather than
setting _usbh_data.enum_attempt directly. Then assert that the scheduled
recovery delay uses CFG_TUH_ENUM_RETRY_RECOVERY_DELAY_MS, preserving the
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- Line 204: Update the USB enumeration retry recovery scheduling that uses
CFG_TUH_ENUM_RETRY_RECOVERY_DELAY_MS to enforce at least 10 ms before the first
address-zero request after reset; preserve any configured delay longer than that
minimum and use the existing reset-recovery constant if available.
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title "hot functions p50 µs (base vs PR)"
x-axis [usbd_edpt_xfer, cdc_read, task, edpt_xfer, cdc_write_flush, mscd_xfer_cb]
y-axis "µs" 0 --> 35.1
bar [14.0, 27.0, 8.0, 8.0, 3.0, 24.0]
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Legend — p50/p99: median / 99th-percentile duration over all calls in the capture window (µs; p50 = typical cost, p99 = tail latency). Δ: change vs base branch; − is faster/better; +∞% marks a jump from an (effectively) zero base -- not literally infinite, just too big to express as a normal percentage; gone marks a row base had that PR does not (work that used to run no longer does, or was renamed -- investigate before merging). pt: percentage points. CPU load, workload win: context's busy share summed from the raw scheduling events over the workload window (the span of tud_cdc_read activity -- the throughput test's own footprint); falls back to the whole-recording share, labelled as such. stack high-water: peak bytes of stack used. Function rows/bars are ordered by CPU occupancy (calls × p50) in the PR capture, hottest first; base-only rows sort after them. – ⚠︎: metric withheld — RTT ring overflowed (overflow N), no timestamp frequency (no time base), or too few samples (n<50 for p50; p99 needs n>100 for the tail estimate to be statistically meaningful, so it can show n=<n> even on a row whose p50 is shown); withheld beats wrong. Durations read p50 / p99 / max, all as captured — spliced CALL/RET pairs are discarded upstream and counted in dropped_pairs.
Covered at head: the tests now reach the retry through a real failed transfer.
fail_all_attempts() (test/unit-test/test/host/usbh/test_usbh_enum_recovery.c:154-160) times out the first request via control_xfer_timeout_expired(), which goes through enum_retry(). reach_reset_recovery() then runs the retry's debounce and reset and asserts CFG_TUH_ENUM_RETRY_RECOVERY_DELAY_MS (line 157).
test_root_port_reenumeration_waits_longer_reset_recovery and test_new_attach_after_unplug_waits_minimum_reset_recovery (lines 206-250) start from hcd_event_device_attach and use this path end to end.
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- Line 769: Update the root-port removal branch in the event handler so it
clears root_retry_count only when event->rhport matches root_retry_rhport.
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A device that does not answer its first request 10 ms after the port reset
never enumerated (#3876): the retry reset the port again and waited the same
10 ms, so it failed the same way.
Follow Linux's hub enumeration:
- Wait 50 ms after the port reset (hub_port_reset: 10 + 40) and 10 ms after
SET_ADDRESS (hub_port_init) instead of the USB 2.0 minimums of 10 and 2 ms.
- When the device fails an enumeration request, send it again after 100 ms
without a port reset, up to 3 tries (usb_get_descriptor, GET_DESCRIPTOR_TRIES
with msleep(100)). A reset would restart the device's recovery. A timed-out
request is not resent, the device already NAKed it for
CFG_TUH_CONTROL_TIMEOUT_MS. Only then does CFG_TUH_ENUM_ATTEMPT_MAX reset the
port and start over.
The first request now reaches the device 50, 150 and 250 ms after the reset
within one attempt.
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usbh: wait longer after the port reset on an enumeration retry
usbh: resend a failed enumeration request before resetting the port
Nov 12, 2026
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- Around line 2031-2032: Update the delayed retry submission branch in the
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An enumeration request queued behind another device's control transfer
outlives an unplug. When the pending queue drains, it completes the stale
entry as FAILED, and process_enumeration() took that failure as the next
device's: it resent the old request or reset the port under the new
enumeration.
Tag every enumeration request's user_data with an attempt generation,
bumped when an enumeration attempt starts, and drop completions of an
earlier attempt.
Also:
- a resend that cannot be submitted falls back to enum_retry() before
ending the enumeration
- enum_xfer_retry() fails when its delay cannot be scheduled
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Fixes #3876.
Problem
A device that takes longer than the 10 ms reset recovery to answer its first request never enumerates. The first request fails, and #3862's retry resets the port and waits the same 10 ms, so the retry fails the same way. The #3876 reporter saw this with a keyboard and a mouse behind a hub, and needed a 100 ms recovery to mount all devices.
Change
Follow how Linux enumerates (
drivers/usb/core/hub.c,message.c):hub_port_reset:10 + 40)hub_port_init)usb_get_descriptor3 tries;GET_DESCRIPTOR_TRIESrounds 100 ms apart;SET_ADDRESS_TRIES200 ms apart-ETIMEDOUT)CFG_TUH_ENUM_ATTEMPT_MAXreset the port and start over.USBH_CONTROL_RETRY_MAX) are unchanged and come first.usbh_defer_func_ms_async(), so an unplug during it cancels the resend the same way it cancels the other enumeration delays. If another device's control transfer holds the slot when the gap ends, the resend is queued behind it.CFG_TUH_ENUM_RETRY_RECOVERY_DELAY_MSand its per-port root retry bookkeeping are gone; the root port retry is as on master.Testing
test_usbh_enum_xfer_retry, 9 cases: 50 ms reset recovery; a failed request is sent again after 100 ms with no port reset; 3 tries span 50 to 250 ms after the reset; the last failure resets the port and the next attempt gets all its tries again; a timeout is not resent; an answer restores the tries; SET_ADDRESS gets its own tries and a 10 ms recovery; a request to the new address is resent to that address; an unplug during the gap or during the request cancels the resend; a resend waits for a busy control slot. 7 of the 9 fail with the resend removed and the reset recovery back at 10 ms.host/cdc_msc_hid:usbh.cFlash +92 B, RAM +24 B (the saved request). CI's code-size comment covers every board.