Garrett D'Amore wrote: >> >> "link_cksum_offload" controls tx/rx checksum enabling as well. >> Framework seems not having this as tunable so far. > > Its because it doesn't need to be tunable. The framework negotiates > this feature with the drivers... it always enables the feature if the > driver can support it. There is never any reason to disable it. > I had met questions from customer who complained his/her application failed because all 0x0000 in TCP/IP's checksum field. If we provide customer with better grained tuning over checksum capability, he/she might be able to shoot or debug problems more efficiently. And we could see most morden day drivers in Windows/Linux have tx/rx checksum tunable respectively. I believe at least for debug/workaround reasons, we should have this as an option to customer.
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