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Created Apr 09, 2020 by Sebastian Krzyszkowiak@sebastian.krzyszkowiakMaintainer

irq/43-mmc1 firing despite of engaged WiFi killswitch

With WiFi and modem both off, powertop reports irq/43-mmc1 (hwirq 23) as one of the most frequent wake-up reasons on an idle system:

                Usage       Events/s    Category       Description
              3.2 ms/s      31.8        Process        [irq/43-mmc1]

AFAIK mmc1 is the WiFi's SDIO interface.

The first suspicion was on broken-cd clause in device tree, but applying !112 (closed) does not help.

Edited Jun 10, 2020 by Sebastian Krzyszkowiak
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