Alan Stern wrote:
An interrupt count of 100000 is what you get when some device is issuing interrupt requests on that IRQ line and the kernel doesn't realize it. Apparently one of your devices other than the EHCI controller is using IRQ 18. Sometimes upgrading the computer's BIOS will fix such problems.
Thanks. I've tried with noacpi and noapic options on both kernels I've mentioned with much better results. There is no 100000 IRQ count in /proc/interrupts, which now of course looks different because other code is taking care of the interrupt arrangement.
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