Resolve qemu host-libusb assert issue #556
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Log warning and skip the interface instead of asserting in qemu host-libusb when there is invalid altsetting index during fast USB device hotplug/unplug. This is to prevent guest vm from crashing which is caused by QEMU task abort. Signed-off-by: yangliang-intel <liang1.yang@intel.com>
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Log warning and skip the interface instead of asserting in qemu host-libusb
when there is invalid altsetting index during fast USB device hotplug/unplug.
This is to prevent guest vm from crashing which is caused by QEMU task abort.
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Description
Prevent qemu from asserting in qemu host-libusb when there is invalid altsetting index during fast USB device hotplug/unplug.
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