On 26 May 2019 22:32:16 CEST, Mike Larkin <[email protected]> wrote:
>On Sun, May 26, 2019 at 09:03:51PM +0200, Tristan Pilat wrote:
>> On 26 May 2019 19:33:12 CEST, Mike Larkin <[email protected]>
>wrote:
>> >On Sun, May 26, 2019 at 12:00:55PM +0200, Tristan Pilat wrote:
>> >> Hello OpenBSD devs!
>> >> 
>> >> To follow up on my email to misc@, here is a bug report with the
>> >thinkpad x280 running May 23rd snapshot. I'm experiencing a
>slowlyness
>> >problem that turns out to be related to acpi.
>> >> 
>> >> A top -S shows an acpi0 process spinning using more than 300% of
>CPU
>> >making the system very slow and unusable.
>> >> 
>> >> That said by the time I'm writing this mail I just woke the system
>up
>> >and everything is working smoothly. The end of the dmesg shows this
>> >though :
>> >> 
>> >> acpivideo0: unknown event 0x00
>> >> ugen0 detached
>> >> umb0 detached
>> >> ucom0 detached
>> >> umodem0 detached
>> >> sd1 detached
>> >> scsibus2 detached
>> >> umass0 detached
>> >> uhub0 detached
>> >> Starting stack trace...
>> >> tsleep(ffff8000005a3460,0,ffffffff81ab9e9d,64) at tsleep+0x5b
>> >> pckbc_enqueue_cmd(ffffffff81daa560,1,ffff80001ef9b03f,1,0,1) at
>> >> pckbc_enqueue_cmd+0x21c
>> >> pms_change_state(ffff8000005a3c00,2,0) at pms_change_state+0x1b4
>> >> pmsactivate(ffff8000005a3c00,3) at pmsactivate+0x3d
>> >> config_activate_children(ffff8000005a8b80,3) at
>> >> config_activate_children+0x72
>> >> pckbc_isa_activate(ffff8000005a8b80,3) at pckbc_isa_activate+0x32
>> >> config_activate_children(ffff8000005a3800,3) at
>> >> config_activate_children+0x72
>> >> config_activate_children(ffff80000058f880,3) at
>> >> config_activate_children+0xb9
>> >> config_activate_children(ffff8000001f5500,3) at
>> >> config_activate_children+0xb9
>> >> pciactivate(ffff8000001f5500,3) at pciactivate+0x37
>> >> config_activate_children(ffff80000003c100,3) at
>> >> config_activate_children+0x72
>> >> config_suspend_all(3) at config_suspend_all+0x1b6
>> >> acpi_sleep_state(ffff80000003a400,1) at acpi_sleep_state+0x1e5
>> >> acpi_sleep_task(ffff80000003a400,1) at acpi_sleep_task+0x20
>> >> acpi_thread(ffff8000001dfb20) at acpi_thread+0x1a8
>> >> end trace frame: 0x0, count: 242
>> >> End of stack trace.
>> >> uhub0 at usb0 configuration 1 interface 0 "Intel xHCI root hub"
>rev
>> >> 3.00/1.00 addr 1
>> >> ugen0 at uhub0 port 3 "Generic EMV Smartcard Reader" rev 2.01/1.20
>> >addr
>> >> 2
>> >> usbd_free_xfer: xfer=0xfffffd8281ce01e0 not free
>> >> 
>> >
>> >Why do you claim this is ACPI related? Because it says
>> >'acpi_sleep_state' in the
>> >scrollback? That's just calling the device wakeup/suspend routines
>and
>> >has
>> >really nothing to do with ACPI.
>> 
>> I thought so because the acpi0 process was using about 300% of the
>CPU all the time and after that crash my system got back reactivity. I
>may be mistaken though.
>> 
>> What could explain this behavior then? 
>> 
>
>Sounds like an interrupt storm. There have been a bunch of threads
>describing
>this and what some people did to work around the issue (related to
>thunderbolt)
>in tech@/misc@ in the past year or so.

I'll have a look then, thanks and sorry for the noise.


-- 
Tristan

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