leon zadorin wrote:
> 2) for kernels which do have the aforementioned option enabled: how
> does this affect the "tc" (traffic control) utility and the Token
> Bucket Filter (tbf) queueing discipline (traffic-smoothing)
> behhaviour?
>
> For example, the TBF doco suggests that due to the whole
Hi all,
two questions for you:
1) the "no hertz" or "dynamic tick" feature in the kernel - which (if
any) kernel releases use it as a default option?
2) for kernels which do have the aforementioned option enabled: how
does this affect the "tc" (traffic control) utility and the Token
Bucket
Hi all,
two questions for you:
1) the no hertz or dynamic tick feature in the kernel - which (if
any) kernel releases use it as a default option?
2) for kernels which do have the aforementioned option enabled: how
does this affect the tc (traffic control) utility and the Token
Bucket Filter
leon zadorin wrote:
2) for kernels which do have the aforementioned option enabled: how
does this affect the tc (traffic control) utility and the Token
Bucket Filter (tbf) queueing discipline (traffic-smoothing)
behhaviour?
For example, the TBF doco suggests that due to the whole fixed Hz
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