Masayuki Murayama wrote:
>> I got my second reviewer, so no need for anyone else
>> to review it if 
>> they don't want to.  
>>     
>
> It is very good for you!
>
>   
>> Of course, review feedback is
>> always appreciated... 
>> I can always follow up with a 2nd RTI if it is
>> warranted.  (Plus, I'll 
>> be in this code again shortly, to add support for QFE
>> devices.)
>>     
>
> I understand you hasten the code to be reviewed.
> I'll focus and review the VLAN tagging, GLDv3 and
> hw checksum part of the code in one or two days, and will
> post the result here.
>   

Okay, great!

> Fortunately, I'm not so busy for my job on this week. But
> if I cannot that, I'm sorry :-)
>
> BTW  what it RTI? 
>   

Request-To-Integrate.  Its the last step to take before actually 
committing the code.  Essentially its a webpage where you submit your 
diffs, along with justification, list of code reviewers, etc. in order 
to ask permission from the gatekeepers to commit the code.

    -- Garrett
>
> -masa
>
>   
>> masayuki Murayama wrote:
>>     
>>> Garrett,
>>>
>>>   
>>>       
>>>> I'm looking for folks to review my changes to hme.
>>>>         
>>  I
>>     
>>> *cannot* commit 
>>>       
>>>> these changes if I don't get reviewers!
>>>>
>>>> The webrev is at
>>>> http://cr.opensolaris.org/~gdamore/nemo-hme
>>>>
>>>> These changes do the following for hme:
>>>>
>>>>     * conversion to GLDv3 (mostly already
>>>>         
>> reviewed)
>>     
>>>> * add support for full-size VLAN frames
>>>> * add hardware checksum support (this is the part
>>>>  I need, search for 
>>>> SUM for most of the changes)
>>>>     * optimize receive path slightly
>>>> e these changes get committed, hme will support
>>>> VLANs, trunking, 
>>>> exclusive IP zones.  It will also support hardware
>>>> checksum offload and 
>>>> other tuning, getting about a 2% performance
>>>>         
>> increase
>>     
>>>> for most kinds of 
>>>> traffic (as seen on a 360MHz system.)
>>>>
>>>>     
>>>>         
>>> I think I can review that in a degree. I have
>>>       
>> experience in
>>     
>>> implementing network drivers under GLDv3 and
>>>       
>> solaris hardware 
>>     
>>> checksum offloading.
>>>
>>>  But I have a little problems:
>>>    When is the dead line? I can work for that on
>>>       
>> weekends only. 
>>     
>>>    I don't have experience of such reviews in
>>>       
>> English. (I'm not
>>     
>>>   a native english speaker. My english ability is
>>>       
>> poor.)
>>     
>>>    I don't have a sparc box. 
>>>  Does it matter?
>>>
>>> -masa
>>>  
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