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If miss isoc event happens, the current code just move the current req to the tail of the pending list, and then stop the active transfer with cmd DWC3_DEPCMD_ENDTRANSFER. After these operations, the isoc endpoint wait for a XferNotReady event to restart the transfer with the first pending req from the pending_list. If there are already reqs in the pending list when move the miss isoc reqs to the tail of the pending list, some of the reqs are out of order. This patch first moves all of the reqs in the started list to the tail of the cancelled list, and then move all of the reqs in the pending list to the tail of the cancelled list. At last move all of the reqs in the cancelled list to the pending list. This can make sure all of the reqs are in order when restart the isoc transfer later. Signed-off-by: William Wu <william.wu@rock-chips.com> Change-Id: Idf38d9fd4d483854473c18f792d1996fb5fcab4b
Linux kernel
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