If I would like to create a test suite that is driver agnostic, then I
would need to increase the boundaries at which I conduct each
individual test case. Right now, I test jumbo frame behavior -1, +1,
or at the MTU boundary. But, packets in TestPMD are dropped or
forwarded based on the MTU size pl
On Tue, 25 Jun 2024 15:57:02 -0400
Nicholas Pratte wrote:
> The previous comments led me to go on an investigation about how MTUs
> are allocated in testpmd. --max-pkt-len, which the documentation
> states is defaulted to 1518, will shave off 18 bytes to account for
> the 14 byte Ethernet frame a
Nicholas, you are writing a test for the API.
You should not adapt to the driver behaviour.
If the driver does not report what we can expect from the API definition,
it is a bug.
Ferruh, please can you explain what is the problem with MTU sizes?
25/06/2024 21:57, Nicholas Pratte:
> The previous
The previous comments led me to go on an investigation about how MTUs
are allocated in testpmd. --max-pkt-len, which the documentation
states is defaulted to 1518, will shave off 18 bytes to account for
the 14 byte Ethernet frame and the Dot1Q headers. This is the case
when using Mellanox, but for
> On Jun 21, 2024, at 5:18 PM, Stephen Hemminger
> wrote:
>
> On Fri, 21 Jun 2024 17:19:21 -0400
> Nicholas Pratte wrote:
>
>> +The test suite ensures the consistency of jumbo frames transmission within
>> +Poll Mode Drivers using a series of individual test cases. If a Poll Mode
>> +Driver
On Fri, 21 Jun 2024 17:19:21 -0400
Nicholas Pratte wrote:
> +The test suite ensures the consistency of jumbo frames transmission within
> +Poll Mode Drivers using a series of individual test cases. If a Poll Mode
> +Driver receives a packet that is greater than its assigned MTU length, then
> +th
The following test suite reflects the fundamental outline for how the
jumbo frames test suite may be designed. The test suite consists of five
individual test cases, each of which assesses the behavior of packet
transmissions for both 1518 byte and 9000 byte frames.
The edge cases are ripped direc
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