Olaf Kirch wrote:
Yes, that much I understand. For that reason, the rds_ib_device has two new 
flags: is_iwarp (local end point is iwarp device), and use_fastreg (device 
supports the fastreg interface, so create a mr_pool that uses fastreg instead 
of fmrs)
OK, got it. I am not sure why you need the "is_iwarp" flag, guess I have to look deeper into the patch you have posted or maybe you can comment on that here...
Indeed, choice #1 isn't supported. The patch I posted will pick fastreg whenever
the device advertises it. I would have preferred to do it the other way round,
because the fmr code is pretty well tested by now.
sounds fine for this point of time.
Yes. credit management is there in 1.4, and on by default.
cool.

I have to say I have no clue what other differences between ib and iwarp may be 
relevant. I can't think of any, but that's probably just my lack of imagination.
I suggest to use the optimistic set of mind for this and learn as we move forward.
The 5% difference are things supported by iWARP but not by IB such 
read-with-invalidate, etc
Yeah. Let's get it working first, then
sure.

Or.


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