Hi All,
Currently using:
- Jetson Xavier AGX - Jetpack 4.4.1
- StarTech PEXUSB3S44V - 4 Port Quad Bus Pci Express Superspeed Usb 3.0 Card
- Basler daA1920-160uc
Assume that the camera is connected to the Jetson, and then the Jetson is turned on.
When the camera is connected to the Jetson using the Type-A USB3 socket, everything works fine. I’ve attached the dmesg log here: good-dmesg.txt (86.7 KB)
When the camera is connected to the Jetson using Type-C USB3 socket, or the PCIe card (powered, or un-powered, doesn’t matter) then the camera exhibits the following behaviour:
- Camera LED does not turn on.
- The camera is recognised by the system during the boot event, but is not accessable unless it is re-plugged. e.g. the following message shows when trying to connect to camera:
"Failed to open device ‘2676:ba06:6:1:2’ for XML file download. Error: 'Failed to read the first register (maximum device response time). This can be caused by problems with the USB hardware used, i.e., the USB host controller and its corresponding driver " - The camera works correctly after replugging.
- Camera temperature does not affect this behaviour.
I’ve attached the good dmesg log here: bad-dmesg.txt (88.0 KB)
For context:
- USB autosuspend is OFF.
- Other dart camera daa1280-54uc works fine and is recognised when connected to any port, at any time, in parallel with the new dart or by itself.
- The kernel has been patched with this fix, doesn’t work - Stream 4 Cameras with GStreamer - #7 by Ravik
- Rescanning usb ports/pcie, unbinding/binding usb ports, usb resetting, and all tricks in the book do not work, the only way to get the camera recognised is by manually re-plugging it, this cannot be done in a production environment.
- Similar error to
ZED not working after boot but replugging it helps on J120 TX2 and and ZED not working after boot but replugging it helps on J120 TX2 · Issue #249 · stereolabs/zed-ros-wrapper · GitHub