Hi,
I have a Macbook Air (2013) (6,2) which until recently was working
flawlessly with Debian unstable, which I use almost exclusively on that
machine. I did keep the OSX installation, mainly because it's the only
way to get firmware updates.
Recently, in a moment of weakness, I said "yes" to the offer of
upgrading OSX to Yosemite. Since then, whenever I boot Debian, there is
an i915-related interrupt storm, with a kworker thread constantly
running at 70%.
Downgrading OSX back to Mavericks did not help. Apparently Yosemite
included firmware updates, as within OSX I am shown version numbers that
are so new they aren't even listed on Apple's homepage yet.
Here's what I see:
$ GPE=/sys/firmware/acpi/interrupts/gpe66
$ while true; doe cat $GPE; sleep 1; done
727268 enabled
757981 enabled
788576 enabled
807337 enabled
828426 enabled
...
I've tested this with 3.16 and 3.17 kernels; I was using the former for
about a month now without issue.
When I boot with modprobe.blacklist=i915, the issue disappears.
Does anyone have an idea what could be going on?
Regards,
Christian
PS: Please CC: me as I am not subscribed to this list.
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