Doug Ledford wrote:
On Fri, 2009-06-12 at 21:22 -0700, Roland Dreier wrote:
That makes sense. The HW documentation says that blueflame writes must
be done in aligned chunks of at least 4 bytes, so it's not surprising
that byte writes confuse the HW in some cases.
Hi Roland. I'm removing the XRC patch from our kernel like we discussed
(for the other people on the list, it's because the XRC API is likely to
change by the time integration into the official packages are done, and
we don't want to ship one API for the support now and then a different
API later). This also means that I need to respin libibverbs and all
driver packages. However, my deadline is *very* tight for getting this
done. Any chance I could talk you into rushing the release? Today
would be best, but tomorrow would work too.
Doug
Have you taken the new write-combining patch in the kernel that will
enable the fast pass (blueflame) in the driver to work?
If not then it is not that important to have the new library
Tziporet
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