On Tue, Jul 23, 2019 at 12:09:36PM +0200, Jean Delvare wrote: > As a conclusion, your problem is that your watchdog device was not > properly configured by the BIOS. The device needs to be assigned an I/O > memory range within a Reserved area, NOT System RAM. A range that's > also not used by any other device. The BIOS author is supposed to make > the decision. > > So... I think you're up for a visit to your BIOS options in case > anything related to the watchdog can be configured. If that doesn't > help, look for BIOS updates for your system. And if that still doesn't > help, you'll have to complain to your system vendor. Thank you for the detailed explanation. I suspected it could be something to do with this platform as I don't get errors loading iTCO_wdt on other Intel based systems. I already checked BIOS menus and did not find anything mentioning watchdog but I will try once more. Also maybe it has to do with UEFI so Legacy boot might help? In case that does not work out maybe Felipe could help? Or there is someone else at Intel I could contact as this seems to be a more general problem (I found complaints of watchdog not working on older NUC generations too)? -- Valentin
