Florian Fainelli wrote:
> Hi devs,
>
> I starting a while ago to code basic support for the BCM53xx IPsec core,
> highly unfinished, but still cleaner than the original driver. It might be
> interesting to use a Google Summer of Code to finish this driver and get it
> merging into the mainline
Thanks for the answers :)
So we are talking about a driver to use a specific core of BCM53xx to
speed up IPSec crypto functions in the Kernel and handle a higher
thoughput on embedded devices when cryptography is on.
I know some people from Rome that worked on IPSec suite in the Linux
Kernel duri
On Tue, 2008-03-04 at 22:02 +0100, ZioPRoTo (Saverio Proto) wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm probably about to ask something stupid
Not stupid, just easy to find the answer to. :-)
> what you mean with "BCM53xx IPsec core" ?
Check out the first hit returned from a google of "BCM53xx
IPsec" (without the qu
Hi Saverio
Le mardi 4 mars 2008, ZioPRoTo (Saverio Proto) a écrit :
> what you mean with "BCM53xx IPsec core" ?
This System-on-chip uses the Silicon Sonics Backplane bus to discover the
cores available, among them there is something called IPsec core.
>
> are you talking about IPSec ? http://en.
> I starting a while ago to code basic support for the BCM53xx IPsec core,
> highly unfinished, but still cleaner than the original driver. It might be
> interesting to use a Google Summer of Code to finish this driver and get it
> merging into the mainline kernel.
Hi,
I'm probably about to a
Hi devs,
I starting a while ago to code basic support for the BCM53xx IPsec core,
highly unfinished, but still cleaner than the original driver. It might be
interesting to use a Google Summer of Code to finish this driver and get it
merging into the mainline kernel.
Any mentor interested ?
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