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Bart,
I am using Intel EtherExpress and Intel EtherPro
with standard 2.4.20 drivers.
What is surprising here is that ifconfig shows that
there are no dropped packets, no collisions etc. on the hardware.
Also total traffic on br0 is less than 1% then that
of eth0, eth1,and eth3 - is this normal.
Thanks for all your help.
Rajesh
> When I run bi-directional load I start getting a flood following
message:
> br_netfilter: Argh!! br_nf_post_routing: bad mac.raw pointer > This is located in br_nf_post_routing(). Also in the error case the > function should return NF_DROP not NF_ACCEPT. All reports until now have not stated that the packets no longer go through the bridge when that message appears. If we'd use NF_DROP we'd get weird bug reports about packets being dropped. The real solution is to fix the network driver. > Another symptom I see is that all locally directed traffic comes to a halt > while rest of the forwarding keeps working. This disables access to the > webserver running on the bridge. That makes sence. > Has anyone seen this before? Any pointers are welcome. It's not a bridge bug, we're just nice enough to check for that incorrect behaviour. What network driver are you using? cheers, Bart |
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