On Tue, 13 Jun 2000, Bosko Milekic wrote:
> What happens is that one of my daemons, for example, natd, or httpd,
> etc., performs a system call, which eventually results in a call to
> ether_output (following tcp_output, ip_output, etc.). At the bottom of
> ether_output(), after an IF_ENQ
Wow, a reply to myself. I feel kind of lame. :-)
Anyway, this is just an update, with more info.
I've checked the status of my new system's lists, once the fault
occurs, and I can _guarantee_ that the management lists I wrote the
code for are actually not
Hello,
I've been doing some mbuf-related work on my -CURRENT machine lately.
Particularily, I've re-written the allocator and free routines, amongst
other things. However, I've encountered a peculiar problem that surfaces
in ether_output().
What happens is that one of my daemons, fo
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