Dropping this bug. After upgrading to Xenial, I found that the 4.4
kernel from the archives has reasonable load. The issue is only seen
with mainline kernels.
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Status: Triaged => Invalid
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The 4.2.0-x kernels are being installed via apt. Where the 4.2.x was
installed from the mainline kernel ppa. The last 4.2.x kernel that I
tested was at http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v4.2.4-wily/
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Are you getting the 4.2.0-x kernels from here: http://kernel.ubuntu.com
/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ ? And the 4.2.x-wily kernels from launchpad?
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Actually, for the 4.2.0-x kernels, the load is fine; it is with
4.2.x-wily kernels where I saw the high load. I tested the 4.2.4-wily
kernel and hit the issue, but did not test the others as they were
marked as "unstable."
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In comment #5, did you mean the 4.2.0.x kernels are the first kernels
that exhibit the high load? If so can you test these two kernels and
confirm that v4.1 final has an acceptable load and 4.2-rc1 introduces
the high load? If that is the case, we can bisect between 4.1 and
4.2-rc1.
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After testing every kernel under the sun, I found that 4.2.0.x kernels
appear to the last ones with normal idle load. I tested all the 4.2, 4.3
and 4.4 kernels marked "-wily" and found that they all had the increased
load. I didn't test any of hte unstable ones. The load averages are,
however, more
