Snoop issues a pile of warnings when run on an LSO-enabled NIC:
(warning) packet length greater than MTU in buffer offset 7384: length=3000
As I understand it, these are hard to avoid. It is, however, not hard to make
snoop not whinge about them.
Is this behavior useful enough that it should be kept, perhaps under -V or -v,
or is nuking it acceptable?
(and, yes, snoop's unmaintainable, etc., etc., but we're talking about a small
relief fix)
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