Re: netisr

2003-10-08 Thread Giovanni P. Tirloni
* Terry Lambert ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > No. NETISR is a software interrupt that runs when software > interrupts run, which is to say, when the SPL is lowered as > a result of returning from the last nested hardware interrupt, > which means on hardware and clock interrupts. Y

Re: netisr

2003-10-08 Thread Terry Lambert
"Giovanni P. Tirloni" wrote: > I'm studying the network stack and now I'm confronted with something > called netisr. It seems ether_demux puts the packet in a netisr queue > instead of passing it directly to ip_input (if that was the packet's > type). Is th

netisr

2003-10-07 Thread Giovanni P. Tirloni
Hi folks, I'm studying the network stack and now I'm confronted with something called netisr. It seems ether_demux puts the packet in a netisr queue instead of passing it directly to ip_input (if that was the packet's type). Is this derived from LRP ? I've read their pape