Florian Bezdeka writes:
> Whenever an IRQ was handled for a vector being NULL or in one of the
> error states the interrupt was not acknowledged at the APIC. That can
> happen if a vector is cleaned up by one of the device drivers while
> there is still one IRQ in flight.
>
> This has two effec
On 08.11.21 07:00, Florian Bezdeka wrote:
> Whenever an IRQ was handled for a vector being NULL or in one of the
> error states the interrupt was not acknowledged at the APIC. That can
> happen if a vector is cleaned up by one of the device drivers while
> there is still one IRQ in flight.
>
> Thi
Whenever an IRQ was handled for a vector being NULL or in one of the
error states the interrupt was not acknowledged at the APIC. That can
happen if a vector is cleaned up by one of the device drivers while
there is still one IRQ in flight.
This has two effects:
- If the affected vector is re-as
