On Fri, Jan 08, 2010 at 09:42:50AM -0500, Sam Hopkins wrote:
> > # Statistics for interface eth1
> > rx_cnt: 205337
> > rx_bytes: 217120220
> > rx_runs: 58822
> > rx_buffers_full: 0
> > tx_cnt: 205338
> > tx_bytes: 12832088
> > tx_runs: 0
> > tx_buffers_full: 0
> > dropped: 0
> > ignored: 0
> > broadcast: 11
>
> If rx_runs is an overrun condition (I'd guess), then you probably have
> a flow control problem with packets getting dropped at the nic.
No, rx_runs is roughly the number of times the daemon got woken up by
the kernel due to input data being available on the network socket. So
compared with rx_cnt, it says that the kernel queued roughly 3.5 packets
on average before ggaoed got to process them.
Gabor
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