mb/msi/ms7d25,7eo6: Fix USB 3.x port mapping #582
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The USB-C port is Gen2x2 and occupies two USB3.x line pairs. The missing second pair caused all the ports to be shifted by one and port 10 not being enabled as USB3.x capable. As a result one of the JUSB3 ports was working in HighSpeed only. Signed-off-by: Michał Żygowski <[email protected]>
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Looks good, but have you checked the OC pin mapping? (as per your comment on Matrix) |
Not yet. I would have to flash MSI FW and check XHCI MMIO registers again... I think I don't have them anywhere at hand. |
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The USB-C port is Gen2x2 and occupies two USB3.x line pairs. The missing second pair caused all the ports to be shifted by one and port 10 not being enabled as USB3.x capable. As a result one of the JUSB3 ports was working in HighSpeed only.