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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
INTC 5 Edge riscv-timer i11 derive     Interrupt 11, for device(s): INTC 5 Edge riscv-timer
PLIC 27 Level dw_axi_dmac_platform i14 derive     Interrupt 14, for device(s): PLIC 27 Level dw_axi_dmac_platform
PLIC 167 Level dw_axi_dmac_platform i15 derive     Interrupt 15, for device(s): PLIC 167 Level dw_axi_dmac_platform
PLIC 93 Level ffef600000.dc8200 i16 derive     Interrupt 16, for device(s): PLIC 93 Level ffef600000.dc8200
PLIC 24 Edge ffefc30000.watchdog i17 derive     Interrupt 17, for device(s): PLIC 24 Edge ffefc30000.watchdog
PLIC 25 Edge ffefc31000.watchdog i18 derive     Interrupt 18, for device(s): PLIC 25 Edge ffefc31000.watchdog
PLIC 62 Level mmc0 i19 derive     Interrupt 19, for device(s): PLIC 62 Level mmc0
PLIC 71 Level mmc2 i20 derive     Interrupt 20, for device(s): PLIC 71 Level mmc2
21 i21 derive     Interrupt 21, for device(s): PLIC 28 Level th1520_mbox_chan[2], th1520_mbox_chan[1]
INTC 17 Edge riscv-pmu i22 derive     Interrupt 22, for device(s): INTC 17 Edge riscv-pmu
PLIC 36 Level ttyS0 i27 derive     Interrupt 27, for device(s): PLIC 36 Level ttyS0
PLIC 111 Level ffef540000.dw-hdmi-tx i29 derive     Interrupt 29, for device(s): PLIC 111 Level ffef540000.dw-hdmi-tx
PLIC 54 Level ffe700c000.spi i30 derive     Interrupt 30, for device(s): PLIC 54 Level ffe700c000.spi
PLIC 53 Level fff8000000.qspi i31 derive     Interrupt 31, for device(s): PLIC 53 Level fff8000000.qspi
PLIC 64 Level mmc1 i32 derive     Interrupt 32, for device(s): PLIC 64 Level mmc1
PLIC 182 Level ffcb01a000.i2c i33 derive     Interrupt 33, for device(s): PLIC 182 Level ffcb01a000.i2c
PLIC 66 Level end0 i34 derive     Interrupt 34, for device(s): PLIC 66 Level end0
PLIC 44 Level ffe7f20000.i2c i35 derive     Interrupt 35, for device(s): PLIC 44 Level ffe7f20000.i2c
PLIC 45 Level ffe7f24000.i2c i36 derive     Interrupt 36, for device(s): PLIC 45 Level ffe7f24000.i2c
PLIC 74 Level fffff40000.rtc i37 derive     Interrupt 37, for device(s): PLIC 74 Level fffff40000.rtc
PLIC 67 Level end1 i38 derive     Interrupt 38, for device(s): PLIC 67 Level end1
PLIC 47 Level ffec014000.i2c i39 derive     Interrupt 39, for device(s): PLIC 47 Level ffec014000.i2c
PLIC 68 Level xhci-hcd:usb1 i40 derive     Interrupt 40, for device(s): PLIC 68 Level xhci-hcd:usb1
PLIC 61 Level fffff51000.adc i43 derive     Interrupt 43, for device(s): PLIC 61 Level fffff51000.adc
PLIC 101 Level ffecc80000.gc620 i44 derive     Interrupt 44, for device(s): PLIC 101 Level ffecc80000.gc620
Rescheduling interrupts iIPI0 derive     Interrupt IPI0, for device(s): Rescheduling interrupts
Function call interrupts iIPI1 derive     Interrupt IPI1, for device(s): Function call interrupts
CPU stop interrupts iIPI2 derive     Interrupt IPI2, for device(s): CPU stop interrupts
CPU stop (for crash dump) interrupts iIPI3 derive     Interrupt IPI3, for device(s): CPU stop (for crash dump) interrupts
IRQ work interrupts iIPI4 derive     Interrupt IPI4, for device(s): IRQ work interrupts
Timer broadcast interrupts iIPI5 derive     Interrupt IPI5, for device(s): Timer broadcast interrupts