Richard Zidlicky writes: > > >For me this means that I will wait for a fix of the OS > > >before I care about writing a clean driver with ISR for > > >ethernet. After the OS has been fixed: Wether the ISR will > > >actually fill any RAM buffers or just wakes up a usermode > > >job that reads from the hardware buffers on the network card > > >and translates them directly into the TCP/IP stack's > > >internal buffering scheme, remains to be seen. I tend to > > >avoid double data copying. > > > > I brought this matter up with Marcel. Here is his suggestion: > > > > # He can request a re-schedule simply by setting the sys_rshd system > > # variable to $FF. This will then be checked every time an SMSQ trap is > > # invoked, which should normally happen very often. I think this should > > # be good enough for his problem. > > this may help, but usually only in situations where it isn't needed > anyway. A similar effect could be achieved on all QDOS variants by > setting sv.pollm, although this has slide sideeffects. > > I looked at js rom and it appears really trivial to fix properly > so why some workaround that doesn't help?
Could you please be more specific as to what sort of "fix" you have in mind? Per
