"Paul E. McKenney" <[email protected]> writes: > If I understand the code correctly, without BQL, FQ-CoDel does not get > invoked at all.
But doesn't fq_codel live at the qdisc layer? How can BQL determine whether or not fq_codel gets invoked? Or does "invoked" mean something different in this context? I can understand how this happens *effectively* by fq_codel just dequeuing packets at once into the device buffers, thus rendering the whole exercise moot. Either way, perhaps spelling this out in the article would be a good idea so people don't start experimenting with fq_codel and conclude it doesn't work, when the culprit is really missing BQL support in their driver? I know that it technically says that now, but perhaps a more prominent mention might be prudent? :) -Toke -- Toke Høiland-Jørgensen [email protected]
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