On Monday, June 06/27/16, 2016 at 13:36:22 +0530, Eric Dumazet wrote:
> On Mon, 2016-06-27 at 12:47 +0530, Arjun V wrote:
> 
> > Eric,
> > 
> > Thanks for the quick patch. It didn't help much. We still see packets 
> > larger than 65536 with the patch.
> > 
> > Below is the dump_stack() trace I am seeing for packets larger than 65536 
> > in our xmit routine:
> 
> What values do you get for skb->len ?
>
These are the skb->len values I am hitting in t4_eth_xmit() for around half 
hour run of netperf bidi(800 connections total)
packet with skb->len 69570 detected
packet with skb->len 66674 detected
packet with skb->len 68122 detected
packet with skb->len 68122 detected
packet with skb->len 72466 detected
packet with skb->len 76810 detected
packet with skb->len 69570 detected
packet with skb->len 66674 detected
packet with skb->len 66674 detected
packet with skb->len 68122 detected
packet with skb->len 71018 detected
packet with skb->len 66674 detected
packet with skb->len 66674 detected
packet with skb->len 66674 detected
packet with skb->len 69570 detected
packet with skb->len 68122 detected
packet with skb->len 73914 detected
packet with skb->len 66674 detected
packet with skb->len 69570 detected
packet with skb->len 69570 detected
packet with skb->len 69570 detected
packet with skb->len 68122 detected
packet with skb->len 72466 detected
packet with skb->len 68122 detected
packet with skb->len 69570 detected
packet with skb->len 69570 detected
packet with skb->len 72466 detected
packet with skb->len 72466 detected

> Again, at retransmit time we never grow packets, we only can split
> existing packets. So there is something very wrong.
> 
> The original xmit should already have hit this issue.
> 
> 
> 

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