On Thu, 14 Nov 2002, Scott wrote:
> Thanks Brad,
>
> I've been pulling my hair out all day trying to get this to work. This
> is a virtual machine which I can compile the bering kernel in, right?
> Ok, not too far beyond my capabilities yet. However, I'm getting tons
> of errors and I'm only on step 3. Do I really need to go through all
> this just to change the mtu on a NIC driver? There surely must be
> someone out there who was done this already. There's tons of
> information and links to the patches so there must be a demand. Has
> nobody ever come across an eepro100 or tulip driver compiled with the
> mtu>1500 patches?
MTU>1500 is very nonstandard... you would have to insure that all
equipment these packets were passing through a) wouldn't meltdown, and
b) wouldn't frag the packets anyway. I won't even ask why you would
do this, but no, it doesn't surprise me at all that attempting it is rare.
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