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Background:
Laptop Model: Lenovo ThinkPad E585
Environment: Latest versions of Arch Linux (including kernel, Arch ISO, BIOS)
After booting the Arch Linux install media and completing the installation, I encountered the following errors:
call_irq_handler: 2.55 No irq handler for vector
call_irq_handler: 4.55 No irq handler for vector
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platform USBC000:00: failed to claim resource 0: [mem 0x2cf7e8c6-0x2cf7f8c5]
acpi USBC000:00: platform device creation failed: -16
(Note: The memory addresses vary each time.)
What I've Tried:
1. Kernel Parameters:
acpi=noirq: Resolved IRQ errors but introduced new AMD VI errors.
amd_iommu=off: Addressed the AMD VI errors.
However, I still receive the following errors:
platform USBC000:00: failed to claim resource 0: [mem 0x2cf7e8c6-0x2cf7f8c5]
acpi USBC000:00: platform device creation failed: -16
2. Disabling TPM and Secure Boot: Had no effect on the issue.
3. Firmware Update Check: Verified all firmware is up-to-date using fwupd.
4. Additional Kernel Parameters Attempted:
acpi=off: Removed errors but disabled the keyboard, making the system unusable.
Other parameters tested include usbcore.autosuspend=-1, pci=noaer, acpi_osi=!, pci=noacpi, and pci=nomsi, pcie_aspm=off, iommu=soft, pci=realloc. None resolved the issue, and some disrupted the boot process.
5. Replacing the Linux kernel with linux-lts, then with linux-zen, and booted from those image, but it didn't help resolve the error.
6. USB-C Port Note: My ThinkPad has a single USB-C port used for charging.
Question:
Is there a recommended approach to fix the below error?
platform USBC000:00: failed to claim resource 0: [mem 0x2cf7e8c6-0x2cf7f8c5]
acpi USBC000:00: platform device creation failed: -16
I’ve experimented with various kernel parameters without success and would appreciate any guidance on additional diagnostic steps or specific kernel options that could address this issue.
Thank you in advance for any assistance!
Edit: This is the full log of my boot process.
Last edited by yydqd9r (2024-11-06 17:47:38)
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Did you already try to downgrade the kernel or boot the linux-lts image and see if that has any effect?
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Thanks for your response and suggestion!
I started Arch Linux just three days ago, so I’m not aware of which kernel versions might not have this issue, and therefore, I haven’t tried downgrading.
However, I tried booting with latest version of the linux-lts package image, but I still encountered the same error.
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