WHQL-USB Device FrameWork(CV) Test Fail in XP 32/64
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From: dodolemon on 12 Sep 2008 05:19 Hi all, Currently, I install my hid mini-driver in Joystick device and then run DTM Test by WLK v1.2. It always can't pass the USB Device FrameWork Test in XP 32/64 SP3. But strangely, it can pass this item in Vista 32/64 bit SP1! I really don't know why. I use the windbg to log some info as bellow, //======================================= Machine: Build=2600.00 Platform=x86 OS=Microsoft Windows XP ServicePack="Service Pack 3" Version=5.1 BuildLab="xpsp" BuildDate=080413-2111 Language=Chinese (Traditional) (REDMOND) Config=n/a ASJK: HGM_PnP(DeviceObject=0x80da2030,Irp=0xffb1a008) ASJK: HGM_PnP: IrpStack->MinorFunction Not handled 0x7 ASJK: HGM_PnP ntStatus[0xc00000bb] ASJK: HGM_PnP(DeviceObject=0x80da2030,Irp=0xffb1a008) ASJK: HGM_PnP: IrpStack->MinorFunction Not handled 0x1 ASJK: HGM_PnP ntStatus[0x0] ASJK: USB_ReadCompletion(DeviceObject=0x80da2030 Irp=0x80d89008 IRQL=0x2) ASJk: USB_ReadCompletion-Fatal error1! ntStatus=0xc0000120 len=0x0 ASJK: USB_ReadCompletion ntStatus[0xc0000120] ASJK: USB_ReadCompletion(DeviceObject=0x80da2030 Irp=0x80d91008 IRQL=0x2) ASJk: USB_ReadCompletion-Fatal error1! ntStatus=0xc0000120 len=0x0 ASJK: USB_ReadCompletion ntStatus[0xc0000120] ASJK: HGM_PnP(DeviceObject=0x80da2030,Irp=0x80d5fa48) ASJK: HGM_Pnp: IRP_MN_REMOVE_DEVICE ASJK: RemoveDevice #0 DO=80da2030 size=4 ASJK: RemoveDeviceDescriptor DD=80dba4c8 S=4 ASJK: RemoveDeviceInterface DI=80d96880 S=4 ASJK: HGM_PnP Exit 1 ntStatus[0x0] ASJK: HGM_Unload Enter <---will Unload my driver ASJK: HGM_Unload: ntStatus[0x0] <-----start test bellow CDisplayGatherer::XmlData: Calling Get XML Data CDisplayGatherer::XmlData: DisplayGetData(ex) succeeded Start: Device Descriptor Test (Configuration Index 0), TUID=(null) End: Pass, Device Descriptor Test (Configuration Index 0), TUID=, Repro=C:\WTT\JobsWorkingDir\Tasks\WTTJobRun6737C2C5-9043-47FD-A3D5-B87BFBDE9B04\UsbCheckApp.exe Start: Device Descriptor Test (Configuration Index 0), TUID=(null) End: Pass, Device Descriptor Test (Configuration Index 0), TUID=, Repro=C:\WTT\JobsWorkingDir\Tasks\WTTJobRun6737C2C5-9043-47FD-A3D5-B87BFBDE9B04\UsbCheckApp.exe Start: Configuration Descriptor Test (Configuration Index 0), TUID=(null) End: Pass, Configuration Descriptor Test (Configuration Index 0), TUID=, Repro=C:\WTT\JobsWorkingDir\Tasks\WTTJobRun6737C2C5-9043-47FD-A3D5-B87BFBDE9B04\UsbCheckApp.exe Start: Configuration Descriptor Test (Configuration Index 0), TUID=(null) End: Pass, Configuration Descriptor Test (Configuration Index 0), TUID=, Repro=C:\WTT\JobsWorkingDir\Tasks\WTTJobRun6737C2C5-9043-47FD-A3D5-B87BFBDE9B04\UsbCheckApp.exe Start: Interface Descriptor Test (Configuration Index 0), TUID=(null) End: Pass, Interface Descriptor Test (Configuration Index 0), TUID=, Repro=C:\WTT\JobsWorkingDir\Tasks\WTTJobRun6737C2C5-9043-47FD-A3D5-B87BFBDE9B04\UsbCheckApp.exe Start: Endpoint Descriptor Test (Configuration Index 0), TUID=(null) End: Pass, Endpoint Descriptor Test (Configuration Index 0), TUID=, Repro=C:\WTT\JobsWorkingDir\Tasks\WTTJobRun6737C2C5-9043-47FD-A3D5-B87BFBDE9B04\UsbCheckApp.exe Start: Endpoint Descriptor Test (Configuration Index 0), TUID=(null) End: Pass, Endpoint Descriptor Test (Configuration Index 0), TUID=, Repro=C:\WTT\JobsWorkingDir\Tasks\WTTJobRun6737C2C5-9043-47FD-A3D5-B87BFBDE9B04\UsbCheckApp.exe Start: Halt Endpoint Test (Configuration Index 0), TUID=(null) End: Pass, Halt Endpoint Test (Configuration Index 0), TUID=, Repro=C:\WTT\JobsWorkingDir\Tasks\WTTJobRun6737C2C5-9043-47FD-A3D5-B87BFBDE9B04\UsbCheckApp.exe Start: SetConfiguration Test (Configuration Index 0), TUID=(null) End: Pass, SetConfiguration Test (Configuration Index 0), TUID=, Repro=C:\WTT\JobsWorkingDir\Tasks\WTTJobRun6737C2C5-9043-47FD-A3D5-B87BFBDE9B04\UsbCheckApp.exe Start: Suspend/Resume Test (Configuration Index 0), TUID=(null) End: Pass, Suspend/Resume Test (Configuration Index 0), TUID=, Repro=C:\WTT\JobsWorkingDir\Tasks\WTTJobRun6737C2C5-9043-47FD-A3D5-B87BFBDE9B04\UsbCheckApp.exe Start: Remote Wakeup Test (Configuration Index 0), TUID=(null) End: Pass, Remote Wakeup Test (Configuration Index 0), TUID=, Repro=C:\WTT\JobsWorkingDir\Tasks\WTTJobRun6737C2C5-9043-47FD-A3D5-B87BFBDE9B04\UsbCheckApp.exe Start: Remote Wakeup Test (Configuration Index 0), TUID=(null) End: Pass, Remote Wakeup Test (Configuration Index 0), TUID=, Repro=C:\WTT\JobsWorkingDir\Tasks\WTTJobRun6737C2C5-9043-47FD-A3D5-B87BFBDE9B04\UsbCheckApp.exe Start: Bad Descriptor Test (Descriptor Type 35), TUID=(null) End: Pass, Bad Descriptor Test (Descriptor Type 35), TUID=, Repro=C:\WTT\JobsWorkingDir\Tasks\WTTJobRun6737C2C5-9043-47FD-A3D5-B87BFBDE9B04\UsbCheckApp.exe Start: Bad Feature Test (Feature Selector 35), TUID=(null) End: Pass, Bad Feature Test (Feature Selector 35), TUID=, Repro=C:\WTT\JobsWorkingDir\Tasks\WTTJobRun6737C2C5-9043-47FD-A3D5-B87BFBDE9B04\UsbCheckApp.exe Start: Enumeration Test (repeat 150 times), TUID=(null) CDisplayGatherer::XmlData: Calling Get XML Data CDisplayGatherer::XmlData: DisplayGetData(ex) succeeded CDisplayGatherer::XmlData: Calling Get XML Data CDisplayGatherer::XmlData: DisplayGetData(ex) succeeded CDisplayGatherer::XmlData: Calling Get XML Data CDisplayGatherer::XmlData: DisplayGetData(ex) succeeded CDisplayGatherer::XmlData: Calling Get XML Data CDisplayGatherer::XmlData: DisplayGetData(ex) succeeded CDisplayGatherer::XmlData: Calling Get XML Data CDisplayGatherer::XmlData: DisplayGetData(ex) succeeded Start: WDK File Signatures Verification, TUID=(null) argv[0] = WDKFileSigVer.exe ....... ....... //============================== I check and find I can't pass the-- Enumeration Test. 1. If I don't install the hid minidriver, it's fine and can pass the test. --> It menas the hardware is ok. (I test many times and each time it can pass without driver installed) 2. At the begining of testing, it will unload my driver. So I don't think it involves with my mini driver. But why it will fail? May someone give me a hand in this test? Really need your help. Thank you. -- Message posted using http://www.talkaboutsoftware.com/group/microsoft.public.development.device.drivers/ More information at http://www.talkaboutsoftware.com/faq.html
From: dodolemon on 15 Sep 2008 06:06 Hi all, As I know this test is familiar with Enumeration test in USBCV, so... I also try to use USBCV1.3.2 to test. Everything is fine! It can pass more than 150 enumerations. So I think this may be DTM issue, and then I download the latest DTM errata filter to test again. It still fails! Sad.... How can I do? Can someone throw a light to me? -- Message posted using http://www.talkaboutsoftware.com/group/microsoft.public.development.device.drivers/ More information at http://www.talkaboutsoftware.com/faq.html
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