Hi Vishal,
This script should be working on post-crossbow e1000g driver. If your
are running on a pre-crossbow system, you can try the following script:
dtrace -n "e1000g_receive:entry{self->adapter=(e1000g_t *)arg0;}
e1000g_receive:retu...@[0]=quantize(self->adapter->rx_pkt_cnt);}"
Regards,
Ted
Hi All,
I wrote the following script to obtain the number of packets
processed per interrupt by the driver:
dtrace -n "e1000g_receive:entry{self->adapter=(e1000g_t *)((e1000g_rx_ring_t *)arg0)->adapter;}
e1000g_receive:retu...@[0]=quantize(self->adapter->rx_pkt_cnt);}"
Just to test, I removed the 'quantize' function, and added print statements to
see the 'rx_pkt_cnt' upon entry and return, and both the values turn out to be
the same. Can someone please suggest what is amiss here.
Thank you,
Vish.
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