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And also try this:
tcpdump capture on D while ping6 D -> A .
Make sure clear neighbor cache on both side before every ping.
For D -> A:
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# ping6 -c1 ::11 #
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I sent you the pcap.
Also I did a test by enabling / disablin promisc.
Before enablinb promisc running `ndp -a` on A doesn't show B IPv6. Once I
enable promisc and disabled right after the IPv6 of B is sho
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I sent you the pcap.
Also I did a test by enabling / disablin promisc.
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I forgot to tell I was pinging B from to get it in the list of IPs returned by
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> I suspect some multicast packets are discarded.
>From the pcap you provided, my previous guess is right.
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Thanks for the debugging :) I will check what can I do.
When you're saying "the qlnx might be not configured correctly" is this
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> When you're saying "the qlnx might be not configured correctly" is this
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> internal to the driver (I bet it is since it's working on linux)
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Note that this no longer causes pf to panic. See
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> For example, I have 'em0' interface for IPv4.
> Set a route entry as 'route add 255.255.255.255 -iface em0'.
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> Found an interesting bug, the ICMP request is duplicated (and hence the
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I don't think it is a bug of protocol stack.
The fi
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Hi,
Is the problem solved? If yes, let's close it.
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Disabling MSIX fixed the issue for me!
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see also https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=267514
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Isn't that a feature of our EXPORT_SYMS awk kmod_syms.awk | xargs -J% objcopy %
dance?
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Oh, right. So kmod_syms.awk is defeating the hack in VNET_DEFINE_STATIC. That
can be bandaged easily enough.
I tried implementing your suggestion of add
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Using
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static _t vnet_alias_##_n;
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seems to
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I had tried the second suggestion, but that doesn't quite work since "n" can be
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Oh arrays like that are a non-starter as you wouldn't want
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Are there any other places where the mention of the OUI range is documented?
Did you check the history of that file?
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Has OpenBSD / NetBSD or other derivatives fixed anything in this area?
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The only documentation is in the header file. They just state
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* Allocations from this range are expected to be made using COMMON
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> Is it possible to support this option in FreeBSD kernel? It's defined in
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Thank you ! just added line hw.alc.msix_disable=1 in /boot/loader.conf and no
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Can confirm on 13.1-RELEASE with a Killer E2200 that disabling MSIX by adding
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I'm going to close it with won't fix on Friday, December 30 if no objections
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colleagues, good afternoon. Happy New Year.
On FreeBSD 14.0-CURRENT #0 main-n259842-c89209c674f2: Sat Dec 24 03:59:18 UTC
2022 the problem was not repeated.
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I remain confused about the pfsyncintr() panic.
Can you take another crash dump, with the above patch built-in, and the MTU set
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> db {
> # For reproducing the bug
> #$ip = "10.10.2.32";
> $ip = "192.168.100.32";
> ...
> exec.start = "/sbin/ifconfig epair${id}b ${ip}";
> exec.start += "/sbin/route ad
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The scope id is stored in second word of IPv6 address.
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Does it still happen on stable/13 or current/14 ?
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With -defer set on the pfsync interface, I can't get it to crash trying to
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With defer toggled back on, it crashed almost immediatel
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Can you please verify that CURRENT/14 works for you?
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These help?
bt
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We're looking at a deferred packet here, that's being allowed through,
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