As per BSA peripheral rules B_PER_01, 02, and 04, USB ctrl which is not compliant to EHCI or XHCI interface is allowed if not used to boot and install an OS.
It is unfeasible to determine if a USB is used for OS installation or boot from the test, so as a workaround test will explicitly print r details (bdf, interface type) of USB controller which is not EHCI/XHCI complaint. Using the prints and manual check it can be determined if the test failure can be waived.
As per BSA peripheral rules B_PER_01, 02, and 04, USB ctrl which is not compliant to EHCI or XHCI interface is allowed if not used to boot and install an OS. It is unfeasible to determine if a USB is used for OS installation or boot from the test, so as a workaround test will explicitly print r details (bdf, interface type) of USB controller which is not EHCI/XHCI complaint. Using the prints and manual check it can be determined if the test failure can be waived.