VirtualHere caught Abort signal

Michael:

My application uses 4 serial ports and a USB sound adapter. Most of the time when I start my application it connects to a couple of the serial ports but then vhusbdpin aborts.
If I restart the PI I can usually connect and everything works fine.
Any information would be appreciated.
Thanks;

pi@raspberrypi ~ $ tail /var/log/syslog
Sep 16 02:02:47 raspberrypi kernel: [ 223.025600] usb 1-1.3.4: reset full-speed USB device number 9 using dwc_otg
Sep 16 02:02:47 raspberrypi vhusbdpin: Device 1134 BOUND to connection 1
Sep 16 02:02:47 raspberrypi kernel: [ 223.134524] cp210x ttyUSB3: cp210x converter now disconnected from ttyUSB3
Sep 16 02:02:47 raspberrypi kernel: [ 223.134660] cp210x 1-1.5:1.0: device disconnected
Sep 16 02:02:47 raspberrypi kernel: [ 223.215382] usb 1-1.5: reset full-speed USB device number 5 using dwc_otg
Sep 16 02:02:47 raspberrypi vhusbdpin: Device 115 BOUND to connection 1
Sep 16 02:03:48 raspberrypi vhusbdpin: VirtualHere caught Abort signal, backtrace follows:
Sep 16 02:03:48 raspberrypi vhusbdpin: [bt]: (1) /lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libc.so.6(gsignal+0x40) [0xb6ca2cdc]
Sep 16 02:03:48 raspberrypi vhusbdpin: [bt]: (2) /lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libc.so.6(gsignal+0x40) [0xb6ca2cdc]
Sep 16 02:03:48 raspberrypi vhusbdpin: Exiting

#2

1. ssh to your raspberry pi
2. Make sure virtualhere server is not running
3. type: ulimit -c unlimited
4. type: wget http://www.virtualhere.com/sites/default/files/usbserver/pmiller/vhusbdpin
5. Type: chmod +x ./vhusbdpin
6. Type: sudo ./vhusbdpin -b
7. When it crashes it will write a "core" file to the current directory
8. Send me that core file and ill see whats going on.

#3

Michael:

I tried to get the dump but I could not even get it to connect properly with that version of vhusbppin.
It seems like it would connect with only one device but I needed all of them so I had to enter the license to allow that. Once I did that the client would come up and then almost immediately vhusbppin would crash or windows would Blue Screen but it never created the core in those cases. I was not able to get to a point where I could start the application to test.

This was in syslog one of the times it crashed.
Sep 17 01:58:10 raspberrypi vhusbdpin: Device 1134 BOUND to connection 2
Sep 17 01:58:11 raspberrypi kernel: [82862.238095] ftdi_sio ttyUSB0: FTDI USB Serial Device converter now disconnected from ttyUSB0
Sep 17 01:58:11 raspberrypi kernel: [82862.238300] ftdi_sio 1-1.3.2:1.0: device disconnected
Sep 17 01:58:12 raspberrypi kernel: [82862.317043] usb 1-1.3.2: reset full-speed USB device number 7 using dwc_otg
Sep 17 01:58:12 raspberrypi vhusbdpin: Device 1132 BOUND to connection 2
Sep 17 01:58:39 raspberrypi vhusbdpin: VirtualHere crashed, backtrace...
Sep 17 01:58:39 raspberrypi vhusbdpin: [bt]: (1) ./vhusbdpin(findURBByEp+0x4) [0x1008c]
Sep 17 01:58:39 raspberrypi vhusbdpin: [bt]: (2) ./vhusbdpin(findURBByEp+0x4) [0x1008c]
Sep 17 01:58:40 raspberrypi vhusbdpin: [bt]: (3) ./vhusbdpin(list_operation+0x48) [0x1ea9c]
Sep 17 01:58:40 raspberrypi vhusbdpin: Exiting

#4

It looks like the raspbian kernel is corrupting the data.I recompiled the server, could you download the virtualhere server again from the same place as in the last message and try again. Could you send me the stack trace. The stack trace in the last message above was very useful.

#5

Michael:
Not sure how to get you the stack trace, here is the syslog when it crashed.

pi@raspberrypi ~ $ tail /var/log/syslog
Sep 18 01:30:16 raspberrypi vhusbdpin: Found Full speed device [0403:6001] "FTDI, FT232R USB UART" at address 1132
Sep 18 01:30:16 raspberrypi kernel: [78140.817122] usb 1-1.3.2: reset full-speed USB device number 12 using dwc_otg
Sep 18 01:30:16 raspberrypi vhusbdpin: Device 1132 BOUND to connection 2
Sep 18 01:32:02 raspberrypi vhusbdpin: VirtualHere caught Abort signal, backtrace follows:
Sep 18 01:32:02 raspberrypi vhusbdpin: [bt]: (1) /lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libc.so.6(gsignal+0x40) [0xb6ba4cdc]
Sep 18 01:32:02 raspberrypi vhusbdpin: VirtualHere crashed, backtrace...
Sep 18 01:32:02 raspberrypi vhusbdpin: [bt]: (1) ./vhusbdpin(processCtrlIsoReapedUrb+0x38) [0x13b80]
Sep 18 01:32:02 raspberrypi vhusbdpin: [bt]: (2) ./vhusbdpin(processCtrlIsoReapedUrb+0x38) [0x13b80]
Sep 18 01:32:02 raspberrypi vhusbdpin: [bt]: (3) ./vhusbdpin(reapUrbs+0xe0) [0x13d9c]
Sep 18 01:32:02 raspberrypi vhusbdpin: Exiting

#6

OK its crashing in a completely normal function so its definately a corruption issue in raspbian. Are you still getting those "dropped" packets message from the kernel like in the prevous post? Perhaps that is the cause

#7

Michael:
When you say it is completely normal function, do you have any idea as to why this would happen or what would cause it. Basically all I did was start the application that opens the serial ports and vhusbdpin would crash.
The latest version you posted yesterday does seem more stable for me when the windows client connects.
I have not seen the dropped packet errors lately, I did another firmware update as you suggested and since that time I have not seem those errors.
This VM that I am testing with is using ProxMox as the hypervisor, I am not sure if there could be some strange things because of that. I run other VM's with no problem but this is a much different application. I could probably spin it up on VMware or Hyper-V and see if that makes any difference but that would probably be a couple weeks before I could get that set up and running.

Do you have any other ideas ?

Thanks;

#8

Dont install in other vm hypervisors as it wont make a difference.

What i changed in 1.9.1 was i made a particular call more closely fit the usb spec. But because of that bug in raspbian this change i made i think has triggered the issue.

Specifically the change is a call in usb to "CLEAR HALT". When this is made by the device there should not be any outstanding data request to the device at this point, so i cancel them whereas in previous versions i didnt.

However i think these outstanding data requests are jammed because of a bug in raspbian and "canceling" them corrupts the stack.

I will remove that change to put it back how it was, therefore those outstanding requests just disappear into the kernel never to return but the server wont crash. Thats my theory as to why the previous version worked but this one didnt. I will make this change in 1.9.2

#10

Michael:
I wanted to change hypervisors anyway so I moved it to Hyper-V, as we suspected there was no difference.
I am running the latest version of client and server.
I have narrowed it down and I believe it happens when my application opens one specific serial port. This port is using the same USB-Serial converter as another port that works fine. Driver is also the same.
I tried to enable debug on the client to try and get some info but Windows crashes both when debug is turned off and also on. When I turned it off the blue screen was in vhhub.sys, I tried to get a print screen but for some reason I lost it.
Where is the debug file located, couldn't find it ?
Not sure what I can get for you, hopefully you have some ideas.
Thanks;

#11

IF it shows vhusb.sys thats my driver and a crash dump would be great...

What happens is that windows will reboot and then when it restarts it will say "Windows encoutered a problem do you want to send this to microsoft" at that point leave that dialog there (dont press ok or cancel), then bring up windows explorer and navigate to the c:\windows directory.

In there will be a file called MEMORY.DMP, send me that file (zip it first), or instead if its too big you can send the file in c:\Windows\Minidump\xxxx.dmp where xxx is the date the crash occured. That will provde a stack trace inside the driver...

#12

I downloaded BlueScreen View, it indicates wd01000, vhhub.sys is in the stack though. I just clicked on the debug in the client and windows blue screened. I sent you the mini dump if you have a chance to take a look.
This one I can look at later, which is most important for me is getting back to why vhusbdpin is crashing when I start the application. If you could let me know what the best way to get some trace or log to look at that, that would be appreciated.
Thanks;

092314-17656-01.dmp 23/09/2014 6:41:42 PM BAD_POOL_CALLER 0x000000c2 0x00000007 0x0000109b 0x081e0004 0x8698f700 Wdf01000.sys Wdf01000.sys+7e53 32-bit ntkrnlpa.exe+120c6b Wdf01000.sys+ba85 Wdf01000.sys+6ac9 Wdf01000.sys+6fc2 C:\Users\pmiller.OSGOODE\Desktop\092314-17656-01.dmp 1 15 7601 155,136 23/09/2014 6:43:16 PM

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#13

Michael:

Since I have changed the USB sound controller to a Logitech one and I also changed the hub at the same time everything has been working perfectly.
Thank you for all your help.