Hi,
On 27.10.2017 14:14, Аладышев Константин wrote:
Ok, I’ve found one more solution: don’t generate ACPI C-state tables.
the possible workarounds all seem very unrelated to me. There is a high chance that your outdated kernels contain too much undefined behaviour and the only thing you change by all these workarounds is the outcome of a race. I have seen this more than once. A different firmware may change the timing of events in the kernel slightly and trigger different bugs thereby. Last time I spent days to prove coreboot innocent, it turned out that our kernel issue (EC/keyboard related) also showed up when I disabled serial UARTs in the vendor BIOS. The kernel tried to initialize the keyboard few milliseconds earlier and BOOM ;)
Nico