On Sat, Sep 29, 2012 at 8:01 PM, Richard Miller <9f...@hamnavoe.com> wrote:
> Almost: it's a pipeline of one thread reading a buffer full of packets, > splitting it up, and sending a packet at a time to a second thread, which > writes them to the kernel packet ethernet interface, which stores them > in a Buf queue. > Taking a cursory glance it looks as if it just reading at most one full packet at a time (the size of the buffer is 2000), it may be if they are small you may get more than one in one read, but it may not be so, depends on the device and what is set as maxpkt which may be changed with usbctl if the device lets you Making a bigger buffer (after making sure you can actually read more bytes) and or decoupling reader and processer by having a buffered channel so that the reader can spend more time reading may help (it helped for serial). G.
