Hello,
I have subscribe to openvswitch dev discuss because I'm thinking in do
some development work on openvswitch.
I'm looking to Openvswictch and I'm thinking in do some development, so I
have clone the Git repository for Open vSwitch. Is there some API or some
document that explain how file
Hello,
For what I understand the openvSwitch works in store-and-forward mode
using linux kernel.
Can someone tell me where is the buffer and the files that are connected
and do or treats the store-and-forward on openvswitch sources. Where is
this done?
Can someone tell me if is in mind an cut
Hello,
but in finction: netdev_linux_listen(struct netdev *netdev_) on
netdev_linux.c file inside lib, they have sockets open to the interfaces.
Where it receive a packet and copy to memory. It reads the memory content
only when packet reach the exact length of the packet, for example 1500
byt
Hello,
First thanks for the tip.
You said, "NICs only trigger an interrupt after the packet has been
completely DMAed into memory, which makes cut-through impossible to
implement on today's servers". The triggers that you speak about is done
at driver level, at kernel level or is something
Hello,
I'm using openvSwitch and the cpu is always at 75%-80%. Why this happens?
Anybody have experienced something like this?
Advises will be very appreciated,
Regards,
Marco
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Hello to all,
I have read this
post http://openvswitch.org/pipermail/dev/2012-August/020157.html and it
seems that at the moment this awesome improvements only work under freeBSD.
Is in the rode map of OVS the intention of put this available for generic
linux distributions, soon?
Best Regard