Possible bug when connecting to my solar invertor?

[kitenski]

I have an issue when connecting up my solar panel to my Raspberry PI. In the kernel.log it clearly shows BUG?

I'm new to all this, is there something I can do to resolve this, or should I file it as a bug?

Thanks,

Greg


Jul 6 21:35:42 localhost kernel: usb 1-1.3: FTDI USB Serial Device converter now attached to ttyUSB0
Jul 6 21:35:42 localhost kernel: usbcore: registered new interface driver ftdi_sio
Jul 6 21:35:42 localhost kernel: ftdi_sio: v1.6.0:USB FTDI Serial Converters Driver
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: ERROR::dwc_otg_hcd_urb_dequeue:529: **** DWC OTG HCD URB Dequeue with NULL QTD
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel:
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: BUG: scheduling while atomic: aurora/3079/0x00000002
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: Modules linked in: ftdi_sio usbserial ipv6
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: Backtrace:
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: Function entered at [<c0011870>] from [<c0478188>]
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: r6:c7818040 r5:c684814c r4:00000000 r3:40000093
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: Function entered at [<c0478170>] from [<c047825c>]
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: Function entered at [<c0478208>] from [<c0480988>]
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: r4:00000000 r3:00000000
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: Function entered at [<c04804e8>] from [<c0480ec4>]
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: Function entered at [<c0480e74>] from [<c0342620>]
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: Function entered at [<c034258c>] from [<bf03d784>]
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: r5:60000013 r4:c7a3f600
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: Function entered at [<bf03d734>] from [<bf03d8ac>]
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: r5:c684af20 r4:c7a3f600
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: Function entered at [<bf03d884>] from [<bf044eec>]
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: r4:c7a3f600 r3:00000000
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: Function entered at [<bf044eb8>] from [<bf03b034>]
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: r5:c7a3f634 r4:c7a3f604
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: Function entered at [<bf03b000>] from [<c02e67e4>]
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: Function entered at [<c02e6770>] from [<c02e72b4>]
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: r5:c7ab3800 r4:c7a3f604
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: Function entered at [<c02e728c>] from [<bf03b714>]
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: r5:c7a3f600 r4:c7ab3800
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: Function entered at [<bf03b6dc>] from [<c02df160>]
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: r6:c693fda0 r5:00000000 r4:c7ab3800 r3:bf03b6dc
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: Function entered at [<c02df050>] from [<c00a8514>]
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: Function entered at [<c00a845c>] from [<c00a4b38>]
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: Function entered at [<c00a4acc>] from [<c00a4c0c>]
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: r6:c697a000 r5:c7bfe9a0 r4:00000003 r3:00000000
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: Function entered at [<c00a4b58>] from [<c000e2a0>]
Jul 6 21:35:46 localhost kernel: r7:00000006 r6:00000003 r5:00020b40 r4:00020b40

[pepedog]

What sort of power does the usb draw? You might have to plug into an x86 lsusb.py to see.
Think 100ma is about rpi limit per port, then you need a powered hub
Maybe a pogoplug V2 would have been a better choice if you were headless?

[kitenski]

I don't know what power the USB draws, could you explain a bit more about what I need to do in order to "You might have to plug into an x86 lsusb.py to see"

thanks!

Greg

[pepedog]

Do you have a regular pc running Linux?
Or a live Linux on a pc?

[kitenski]

I only having Linux running in a VM on a laptop....