I sent macbook for repair to AppleCare under warranty, and got it returned with change in Trackpad cable (part number - 631-01309). Apple USB device only shows up external and not the internal keyboard/trackpad, when connected.
Interface 3, transactionType 64, frameNumber 0ĭec 3 00:48:26 foomac kernel: Error: AppleHSSPIController::doSPITransfer ERR received from deviceĭec 3 00:50:45 foomac kernel: Error: AppleHSSPIController::doSPITransfer ERR received from deviceĪs mentioned in Allan's post above, I think it was SPI device under hardware that was faulty and not the USB device. Interface 3, transactionType 64, frameNumber 0ĭec 3 00:48:22 foomac kernel: Error: AppleHSSPIController::doSPITransfer ERR received from deviceĭec 3 00:48:24 foomac kernel: AppleHSSPIController::_enqueueSPICommandGated SPICommand timed out. Dec 3 00:48:22 foomac kernel: AppleHSSPIController::_enqueueSPICommandGated SPICommand timed out. var/log/system.log was showing recurring messages like below every time I restarted machine.
2015 MACBOOK PRO 2015 BLUETOOTH
Internal keyboard and trackpad stopped responding at all but external usb or bluetooth connected keyboard/trackpad worked well. I'd same issue since last week: macbook pro, 13'' early-2015, retina. You will need an external mouse and keyboard to do this test. If not, do the opposite and see if the results differ. If the symptoms go away, you will know that is the component has failed. However, the trackpad and keyboard are technically separate components even though they are part of a master assembly called the "top case." If you have ability and resources, you can open your MacBook Pro and disconnect either the keyboard or the trackpad.
Without actually having the component to bench test, it would be impossible to guess what exactly is wrong with it.
If you plug in an external USB keyboard/mouse and everything works, then it's definitely not your logic board as the symptoms would be present then as well.Īs for the cause, it could simply be a manufacturing defect of the keyboard, trackpad, or some other related component. The "Internal Keyboard/Trackpad" is a USB device, so there is no special controller or circuitry involved on your logic board. Most likely, your internal keyboard and trackpad has failed. Since that did not work either, they changed the HSSPI cable. They first tried it by updating the touchpad controller software. I brought it to the local Apple support partner. IO80211AWDLPeerManager::setAwdlSuspendedMode() Suspending AWDL, enterQuietMode(true)ĪppleIntelLpssGspi1::calcSpiClockParams: fSysClockPeriodPsec 10000, spiClockPeriodNsec 125Įrror: AppleHSSPIController::doSPITransfer ERR received from device IO80211AWDLPeerManager::setAwdlOperatingMode Setting the AWDL operation mode from AUTO to SUSPENDED Resetting the device and trying to enumerate again. Interface 208, transactionType 64, frameNumber 0Įrror: AppleHSSPIDevice::_DoDescriptorRequestGated Failed issue request error: 0xe00002edĮrror: AppleHSSPIDevice::getDeviceDescriptor Failed to get descriptor with error 0xe00002edĮrror: AppleHSSPIDevice::start failed to get device descriptorĮrror: AppleHSSPIController::_enumerateDevice Start failedĮrror: AppleHSSPIController::_handleEnumerationFailureGated Failed to enumerate the device. Typing sudo dmesg | tail on the command line was showing similar messages: AppleHSSPIController::_enqueueSPICommandGated SPICommand timed out.
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