unexpected result with rcu_nocbs option

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this is with kernel 6.10.2

I have these options set on the boot command line:
isolcpus=0,1,2 nohz_full=1,2 rcu_nocbs=1,2

$ ps -eo pid,cpuid,comm | grep rcuog
     18     3 rcuog/0
     38     0 rcuog/2

I do not understand why a rcuog task is spawn for cpu0.
I would have expected to have one for cpu1.

I do have a
     31     3 rcuos/1

I am not familiar enough with rcu to know what rcuos is for.

the absence of of rcuog/1 is causing rcu_irq_work_resched() to raise an
interrupt every 2-3 seconds on cpu1.

I am currently reading rcu/tree_nocb.h to try to make sense of what I
am seeing but I am pinging the rcu list just in case what I am seeing
would be immediately obvious to one of you...

thank you,






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