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fix(port/wch usbhsd): Fix the TOG mismatch issue following a bus rese… - #472
fix(port/wch usbhs): reset endpoint state on bus reset to avoid TOG mismatch
Summary
The WCH USBHS device port (port/wch/usbhs/usb_dc_usbhs.c) now fully resets the endpoint configuration on USBHS_UDIF_BUS_RST. Previously only DEV_AD and EP0 DMA/control were reinitialized, so endpoint enable, toggle, ISO and burst settings — plus the per-endpoint TX/RX control registers — survived across a bus reset. After re-enumeration the host always restarts each transfer from DATA0, while the port still carried the previous session's toggle state, producing a DATA0/DATA1 (TOG) mismatch and stalled or dropped transfers.
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Bug Fixes
USB bus resets now clear endpoint transmit and receive configuration and control state before restoring the default control endpoint state.
On USB bus reset, the interrupt handler now clears endpoint configuration and TX/RX control registers for endpoints 0–7. It then restores EP0 DMA and control state and dispatches the reset event.
Changes: USBHS bus-reset handling
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Clear endpoint state on bus reset port/wch/usbhs/usb_dc_usbhs.c
The bus-reset branch clears endpoint enable, isochronous, toggle-auto, burst, burst-mode/response-mode, TX control, and RX control registers before restoring EP0 state.
Endpoint configuration is restored during re-enumeration; no merge-blocking risk was identified.
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fix(port/wch usbhs): reset endpoint state on bus reset to avoid TOG mismatch
Summary
The WCH USBHS device port (port/wch/usbhs/usb_dc_usbhs.c) now fully resets the endpoint configuration on USBHS_UDIF_BUS_RST. Previously only DEV_AD and EP0 DMA/control were reinitialized, so endpoint enable, toggle, ISO and burst settings — plus the per-endpoint TX/RX control registers — survived across a bus reset. After re-enumeration the host always restarts each transfer from DATA0, while the port still carried the previous session's toggle state, producing a DATA0/DATA1 (TOG) mismatch and stalled or dropped transfers.
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