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------- Comment #103 from [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2007-11-26 00:22 -------
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> Ugh ? Oliver, are we talking about the same problem here ? The machine -is-
> already up, there is no suspend/resume process involved as far as I can tell.
> It's purely that when the USB bluetooth device becomes active on the internal
> USB, the interrupt line of the EHCI that is paired with the UHCI that drives
> it
> starts getting that 200HZ or so spurrious interrupt flood. Do you think it
> could be some kind of wakeup thing coming from the EHCI ? It's not in D3
> state... I've tried reading the status reg from it and it doesn't show any irq
> condition ...
Speaking of wakeup and EHCI: I'm trying to debug #9258. And only recently I saw
'irq 19 nobody cared' in dmesg output. But that only happened right after
resume from C3/C4 (don't remember exactly). I haven't seen that message in
other situations (eg. when the laptop runs normally). The laptop is a X61
Tablet with 2.6.24-rc3, without any bluetooth support compiled in. If you think
these two bugs could be related or want more infos about my setup just give me
shout.
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