>> You should also delete the line that calls skb_reserve.
>I think it should be there. Otherwise the first time read_bulk_callback
>is called the socket buffer will not be attached to the appropriate
>device
I don't know what you are referring to above. You should keep
the line that says "dev->rx_skb->dev = netdev;" I just want you to
delete both lines that say "skb_reserve(dev->rx_skb, 2);"
>neither the padding 2 bytes will be reserved.
What is the purpose of that?
>Or you have something else in mind? The driver is working fine so far.
I run the driver with no skb_reserve calls and it works fine
for me (and alloc_skb does not appear to reserve any bytes at the
front by default, in case you think that is why it is working for me).
I am ssh'ed in from a computer running that driver right now.
What is the purpose of reserving two bytes at the front of
the skbuff? I don't see them being used anywhere.
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