Re: is magic-sysrq handling threaded in linux-RT?

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On 2019-07-02 10:04:49 [-0600], Chris Friesen wrote:
> I'd like to clarify something though...is the serial console interrupt
> threaded?  If it is, then something that prevents the scheduler from running
> could result in magic-sysrq not functioning, but if it isn't then I think
> that would point to an interrupt problem.

The interrupt is threaded, the magic-sysrq happens threaded then. Any
printk in non-preemptible region will be delayed until preemptible
region is reached (or delayed until the next print from preeptible
region).

> Thanks,
> Chris

Sebastian



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