Hi,
On Fri, Jan 08, 2010 at 06:54:42PM +0200, Delian Krustev wrote:
> I've disabled it due to:
>
> Jan 6 15:38:24 ggaoed[1360]: net/eth1: Failed to set up the TX ring buffer:
> Protocol not available
> Jan 6 15:38:24 ggaoed[1360]: net/eth1: Set up 2048 KiB ring buffer (1344
> RX/0 TX packets)
So you have a kernel older than 2.6.31.
> It seems to me that ( when it is enabled in the ggaoed configs ) it is only
> enabled for the
> received packets.
Yes, the sending side needs a newer kernel.
> I was not able to notice any performance differences between the two, and
> disabled it
> in order to have the same settings for RX/TX .
The effect is less CPU time used, if you're handling a large number of
packets.
Gabor
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