Not sure where to assign this; could be kernel, usb, hal...? Description of problem: I have an internal bluetooth module on a Dell Precision M65 laptop. This is a Dell Wireless 350 Bluetooth module. It is connected to the system bus via a dedicated USB2 controller. When suspending / hibernating / powering down the computer, the console is spammed with thousands of these messages: usb 5-2: clear tt 3 (9042) error -71 USB device 5-2 is (I think) a controller that has the actual USB Adapter (5-5) as a child. `lsusb` attached, so take a look. The Bluetooth module works fine before and after suspend / hibernate. From what I can tell, the system is trying to clear a transaction translator in the internal USB hub. This is from the kernel sources: /drivers/usb/core/hub.c: static void hub_tt_kevent (void *arg) { if (status) err ("usb-%s-%s clear tt %d (%04x) error %d", hub->dev->bus->bus_name, hub->dev->devpath, clear->tt, clear->devinfo, status);
Created attachment 144335 [details] Output of lsusb -v
Created attachment 144336 [details] Some lines from syslog
This is a kernel problem; nothing to do with bluez-utils userspace.
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