It's possible to workaround this issue using kernel commandline arguments by either:
Blacklisting the pinctrl_elkhartlake driver (modprobe.blacklist=pinctrl_elkhartlake) or
Lowering the udev worker timeout (udev.event-timeout=10)
I can't comment on the impact to platform features if you do disable the driver. The root-cause may be a BIOS/ACPI issue, so you could first try updating your system firmware.
It's possible to workaround this issue using kernel commandline arguments by either:
Blacklisting the pinctrl_elkhartlake driver (modprobe. blacklist= pinctrl_ elkhartlake) or timeout= 10)
Lowering the udev worker timeout (udev.event-
I can't comment on the impact to platform features if you do disable the driver. The root-cause may be a BIOS/ACPI issue, so you could first try updating your system firmware.
Hope this helps,
mlsvrts