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INTRCTL(8)                  System Manager's Manual                 INTRCTL(8)

NAME
     intrctl - program to control interrupts

SYNOPSIS
     intrctl command [options]

DESCRIPTION
     The intrctl command can be used to control and inspect the state of
     interrupts in the system.

     The first argument, command, specifies the action to take.  Valid
     commands are:

     affinity -c cpu_index -i intrid
                      set an intrid interrupt's affinity to cpu_index.

     intr -c cpu_index
                      enable to set an interrupt's affinity to cpu_index.  If
                      cpu_index is already enabled, this command has no
                      effect.

     list [-cz] [-w wait]
                      for each intrid in the system, display interrupt counts
                      per CPU.  The intrid is an interrupt name such as
                      "ioapic0 pin 22" for x86.

                      If -c is specified, display compact list with total
                      counts per interrupt, and CPU affinity as list of CPU
                      indexes.

                      If -w is specified then intrctl display the data
                      continuously with a wait seconds delay between each
                      iteration.

                      If -z is specified then rows with all CPUs having zero
                      interrupts will be skipped.

     nointr -c cpu_index
                      disable to set an interrupt's affinity to cpu_index.  If
                      cpu_index is already disabled, this command has no
                      effect.

SEE ALSO
     cpuctl(8)

HISTORY
     intrctl first appeared in NetBSD 8.0.

AUTHORS
     Kengo NAKAHARA <knakahara@NetBSD.org>

NetBSD 10.99                   February 22, 2021                  NetBSD 10.99