This is related to getting the Solaris client working on s10u4...
One of the places where we're using the Solaris Private macro ILL_START_WALK_ALL [1] is in the rx_knet.c for Solaris. I see that it's used to find the MTU for the interface a packet was received on. It looks like it's called for every packet received (!)
I looked at rx_knet.c in the other OS-specific dirs and there's no twiddling of the UDP packet size based on the MTU being done in those. So I'm wondering... there seems to be a Solaris-specific purpose around diddling with the MTU. Is this a work-around due to some unique way Solaris handles UDP frags or something? Could, er, it be done away with?
[1] ILL_START_WALK_ALL changed with s10u4, where an additional arg was added to it. It's called in src/afs/afs_server.c and src/rx/ SOLARIS/rx_knet.c
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