On Wed, Nov 4, 2026 at 3:35 PM void <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi, > > In the context of running RSS kernel with bxe interface, would > one expect noticable performance improvement for that network interface? > The LAN speed is 1Gb. > > The system hosts bhyve guests and runs -corrent nodebug. > > I have noticed *bsd are less performant guests wrt network throughput. > It's like alpine > ubuntu > openbsd > freebsd > netbsd in terms of network > throughput of the guests.
On FreeBSD, both sides of virtio networking need work, which is more pressing than any bxe(4) or network stack issue. For maximum performance, device passthrough (i.e. the second port of your NIC) or SR-IOV on supported NICs will do nicely. But at 1gbps any of these operating systems shouldn't be a significant concern. > -- > void<at>f-m.fm | GPG fingerprint: BD97 5B52 1B78 B7A9 AFFE 7DD4 FD32 D1F9 > 0814 DECD > Please don't Cc: as I'm already subscribed to the list.
