hey,
The issue with such "well, that sounds easy" solutions is what it
does to system scale. In the days of 2G 32-bit RPD, the addition of
a single*word* (4 bytes) to the route data structures was reason for
massive freak-out. Even in 3G 32-bit RPD, it's problematic.
We're now in the land of 64-bit RPD as an option.
Slightly related and I totally accept if you can't/want to answer...
Do you have any plans how to dig yourself out from the current
monolithic RPD and non-SMP enabled kernel hole? Maybe move to linux
userland altogether? Virtualizing fbsd on top of linux doesn't
necessarily make things better.
--
tarko
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