Hello!
My name is Luke and I'm developing a hypervisor-oriented Ethernet
switch to run on Linux hosts with a custom kernel-bypass device driver
for Intel ethernet controllers. I have chosen Intel hardware because
on previous projects I have been extremely impressed with both the
quality of the hardware and the documentation. I want to put it to the
best use that I can with tight integration between application and NIC.
Question: Is it okay for me to ask for technical help on this mailing list?
I'm currently looking into a technical problem: unexpectedly low
values in the TPT (Total Packets Transmitted) and GPTC (Good Packets
Transmitted Counter) statistics registers. It would be great to have
a support channel for these kind of questions.
Cheers,
-Luke
P.S. Here is the source code for the driver that I'm developing:
https://github.com/SnabbCo/snabbswitch/blob/master/src/intel.lua
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