Hi Folks,
Sorry to keep annoying, but I am still facing odd problems. In a setup where I use Ubuntu 12.04, my component adds VLAN tags to the packet (e.g. every packet that goes through inport 1, receives VLAN tag 10), doesn't work at all, in the trace presented by wireshark, it's shown that VLAN tags are added, but in the verbose of the ofdatapath is shown the 0xffff value in the dl_vlan field, which means there's no VLAN tag, because of that, the switch is unable to forward correctly the packets, and I don't know what is the cause of this, if it's the Ubuntu's new architecture that triggers this bug or a failure by my side. Also it's important to note that I am using LXC 0.7.5 with veth. So after that, I decided to use an older distribuition, Ubuntu 11.04, in which my component works, I am able to ping. But in this one, I am facing a rather strange error, when I try to use iperf, it's shown the following error output: netdev|WARN|error sending Ethernet packet on veth0: Message too long netdev|WARN|Dropped 384 messages in last 318 seconds due to excessive rate You may think that I am using absurd values, but I am not, my default value is 10Mbps for iperf, but even for 1Kbps this error is showed. And also this behavior happens when I use ping flood, so this somewhat related to burst or maybe ofdatapath scalibity. In this scenario I use LXC 0.7.4 and I am always using the user space switch from the git. The code that I use: http://pastebin.com/vZD062FF Any kind of clue that helps me, I would really appreciate it. Regards, Daniel
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