On 04/13/2018 02:25 AM, Jean-Baptiste Maneyrol wrote:
Hello,
I am now able to reproduce the issue by generating kernel irq (just
plug/unplug mouse or keyboard is sufficient).
My last modification doesn't solve anything, since event the hard irq
handler is disabled when processing another interrupt. Having a latched
interrupt and triggering by level is a workaround, but clearly not perfect.
I'm glad you can reproduce the issue now! What board are you using? My
issues have been with the nanopi neo air (based on the Allwinner H3 SoC).
I think we need to work out a new solution for timestamping correctly
the data.
JB
I think we should try to solve the missing interrupts issue. Without
solving it, the best we can do is interpolate, as I do in the other patch.
That said, I think supporting more interrupt types and interpolating are
good ideas regardless. Supporting more interrupt types is useful for
integrating with more types of hardware, and interpolating is useful for
being more robust against systems having issues, which can unexpectedly
happen even if we fix the immediate issue we see here.
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