Shows the number of different IRQs received by the kernel. High disk or network traffic can cause a high number of interrupts (with good hardware and drivers this will be less so). Sudden high interrupt activity with no associated higher system activity is not normal.
| Field |
Internal name |
Type |
Warn |
Crit |
Info |
| timer |
i0 |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt 0, for device(s): timer |
| i8042 |
i1 |
derive |
|
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Interrupt 1, for device(s): i8042 |
| rtc0 |
i8 |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt 8, for device(s): rtc0 |
| acpi |
i9 |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt 9, for device(s): acpi |
| i8042 |
i12 |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt 12, for device(s): i8042 |
| uhci_hcd:usb3, hpilo |
i16 |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt 16, for device(s): uhci_hcd:usb3, hpilo |
| ata_piix, ata_piix |
i17 |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt 17, for device(s): ata_piix, ata_piix |
| ehci_hcd:usb2 |
i20 |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt 20, for device(s): ehci_hcd:usb2 |
| ehci_hcd:usb1 |
i21 |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt 21, for device(s): ehci_hcd:usb1 |
| dmar0 |
i24 |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt 24, for device(s): dmar0 |
| hpet2 |
i25 |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt 25, for device(s): hpet2 |
| hpet3 |
i26 |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt 26, for device(s): hpet3 |
| hpet4 |
i27 |
derive |
|
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Interrupt 27, for device(s): hpet4 |
| hpet5 |
i28 |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt 28, for device(s): hpet5 |
| eth0-tx-0 |
i32 |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt 32, for device(s): eth0-tx-0 |
| eth0-rx-1 |
i33 |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt 33, for device(s): eth0-rx-1 |
| eth0-rx-2 |
i34 |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt 34, for device(s): eth0-rx-2 |
| eth0-rx-3 |
i35 |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt 35, for device(s): eth0-rx-3 |
| eth0-rx-4 |
i36 |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt 36, for device(s): eth0-rx-4 |
| eth1-tx-0 |
i37 |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt 37, for device(s): eth1-tx-0 |
| eth1-rx-1 |
i38 |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt 38, for device(s): eth1-rx-1 |
| eth1-rx-2 |
i39 |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt 39, for device(s): eth1-rx-2 |
| eth1-rx-3 |
i40 |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt 40, for device(s): eth1-rx-3 |
| eth1-rx-4 |
i41 |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt 41, for device(s): eth1-rx-4 |
| Non-maskable interrupts |
iNMI |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt NMI, for device(s): Non-maskable interrupts |
| Local timer interrupts |
iLOC |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt LOC, for device(s): Local timer interrupts |
| Spurious interrupts |
iSPU |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt SPU, for device(s): Spurious interrupts |
| Performance monitoring interrupts |
iPMI |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt PMI, for device(s): Performance monitoring interrupts |
| IRQ work interrupts |
iIWI |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt IWI, for device(s): IRQ work interrupts |
| Rescheduling interrupts |
iRES |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt RES, for device(s): Rescheduling interrupts |
| Function call interrupts |
iCAL |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt CAL, for device(s): Function call interrupts |
| TLB shootdowns |
iTLB |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt TLB, for device(s): TLB shootdowns |
| Thermal event interrupts |
iTRM |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt TRM, for device(s): Thermal event interrupts |
| Threshold APIC interrupts |
iTHR |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt THR, for device(s): Threshold APIC interrupts |
| Machine check exceptions |
iMCE |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt MCE, for device(s): Machine check exceptions |
| Machine check polls |
iMCP |
derive |
|
|
Interrupt MCP, for device(s): Machine check polls |
| ERR |
iERR |
derive |
|
|
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| MIS |
iMIS |
derive |
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