On 2023-12-18, Luca Di Gregorio <luc...@gmail.com> wrote: > The system booted, but I saw that it stopped unexpectedly after > some time (hours or minutes) without any apparent reason. > > dmesg said 'acpicpu0 ... bad value ...' > (Unfortunately I don't have a copy of this dmesg).
Use sendbug as root to create a bug report including acpi tables. (you may want to sendbug -P > somefile and copy that elsewhere if the machine isn't setup for email). Preferably with an unmodified kernel so that the dmesg is complete. Try to get a copy of the full error message too. > So, I added these lines in /etc/bsd.re-config, to disable ACPI drivers at > boot: > disable acpi > disable acpitz > disable acpitz* > disable acpicpu > disable acpicpu* > disable acpibat > disable acpibat* > disable acpipwrres > disable acpipwrres* > disable acpiprt* why all these, when you only had an issue with acpicpu? (since acpi is involved in so much of running the system, often including thermal controls, that's best avoided). > I'm not skilled enough to go further in the investigation, hopefully > someone more skilled than me will go on deeper and discover > the exact issue causing the unexpected stops. I don't think there's enough information yet for somebody who doesn't have the hardware to do anything to help.
