Maksim Yevmenkin wrote:
Pyun,
I can't sure but bridge(4) seems to have checksum related issues.
Here is my theory.
Interface A : H/W checksum offloading supported, Have IP address
Interface B : no H/W checksum offloading, No IP address assigned
Gateway : 192.168.10.1
| B
On Wed, May 11, 2005 at 12:25:49AM +0200, Jeremie Le Hen wrote:
> This is a little bit off-topic but I strongly support import of
> if_bridge(4). AFAIK the latter supports spanning-tree protocol whereas
> our bridge(4) doesn't.
We're working on it.
BMS
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> if you think that porting OpenBSD/NetBSD bridge driver is a good idea
> you are welcome to submit the patches. imo, it should be possible to fix
> this in our current bridge(4) implementation. bridge(4) knows where
> packet is coming from and going to. it could check hardware capabilities
> o
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Hi,
The srvrcp_errs are very likely unrelated to the hangs.
nfs_rephead() is called (via the contorted macros nfsm_reply() and
friends) from the NFS server routines in nfs_serv.c. The error
that was returned by the vnode op called is passed into
nfs_rephead(), whence it gets into the NFS reply.
Pyun,
I can't sure but bridge(4) seems to have checksum related issues.
Here is my theory.
Interface A : H/W checksum offloading supported, Have IP address
Interface B : no H/W checksum offloading, No IP address assigned
Gateway : 192.168.10.1
| Bridge
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Hi all,
In order to find the cause of the problems with our Linux NFS clients, i
toook a look at 'nfsstat -s' on our FreeBSD server (RELENG_5_3).
I noticed that "Server Ret-Failed" was rapidly increasing. After 1 day
of uptime, it is already at 643936:
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