Andi Kleen wrote:

> You can increase the kernel buffers with the SO_RCVBUF/SO_SNDBUF setsockops
> and the net/core/[rw]mem_{max,default} sysctls. For large values you
> may also need to increase the vm/freepages settings (see the man pages
> for more details)

Which man pages would these be?  Can this be done across the board through
the /proc FS?

> There are unfortunately not counters for all oom packet drop cases,
> so some get silently dropped. It may also be dropped somewhere else
> (like the switch).

Yep, the af_packet.c file definately does not have counters for OOM
on receive.  Should be trivial to add them, but might be a pain to display
them...  Supposing I did want to add the counters & display them.  Is
that normally done through the proc FS, or just through IOCTLs?

Thanks,
Ben

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