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> Thanks
> This is eligible to go back to 2.6; it should apply cleanly back to 2.9; I
> can look into the remaining ones,
> unless Vishal would like to do those.
Thanks Darrell. I have sent patches for branch 2.8 and 2.9.
For branches before 2.7 & 2.6 it is giving quite a few conflicts.
Can yo
From: Darrell Ball
The ICMPv4 error data L4 length check was found to be too strict for TCP,
expecting a minimum of 20 rather than 8 bytes. This worked by
hapenstance for other inner protocols. The approach is to explicitly
handle the ICMPv4 error data L4 length check and to do this for all
sup
From: Darrell Ball
The ICMPv4 error data L4 length check was found to be too strict for TCP,
expecting a minimum of 20 rather than 8 bytes. This worked by
hapenstance for other inner protocols. The approach is to explicitly
handle the ICMPv4 error data L4 length check and to do this for all
sup
OVS may be unable to transmit packets for multiple reasons and
today there is a single counter to track packets dropped due to
any of those reasons. The most common reason is that a VM is
unable to read packets fast enough causing the vhostuser port
transmit queue on the OVS side to become full. Th
From: Ilya Maximets
This is yet another refactoring for upcoming detailed drop stats.
It allowes to use single function for all the software calculated
statistics in netdev-dpdk for both vhost and ETH ports.
UINT64_MAX used as a marker for non-supported statistics in a
same way as it's done in b
