From: David Howells
Date: Wed, 03 Oct 2018 21:19:40 +0100
> David Miller wrote:
>
>> Probably you are seeing some interrupt mitigation.
>>
>> It seems there is a difference in how the interrupt mitigation is
>> programmed on for 8168 chips vs. others by default. Most get
>> all zeros in the
David Miller wrote:
> Probably you are seeing some interrupt mitigation.
>
> It seems there is a difference in how the interrupt mitigation is
> programmed on for 8168 chips vs. others by default. Most get
> all zeros in the IntrMitigate register, whilst for 8168 chips
> a value of 0x5151 is
Probably you are seeing some interrupt mitigation.
It seems there is a difference in how the interrupt mitigation is
programmed on for 8168 chips vs. others by default. Most get
all zeros in the IntrMitigate register, whilst for 8168 chips
a value of 0x5151 is programmed.
You can play with
David Howells wrote:
> Can someone help me figure out a performance issue that seems to be caused by
> an RTL8168g/8111g NIC that seems to be batching up transmissions - or, at
> least, not starting immediately that it's given something to transmit?
I've been told that:
commit
Hi,
Can someone help me figure out a performance issue that seems to be caused by
an RTL8168g/8111g NIC that seems to be batching up transmissions - or, at
least, not starting immediately that it's given something to transmit?
The setup that I'm dealing with is an AFS filesystem client (the test
