Maybe this has happened to you: you tune your NetBSD router for fastest
packet-forwarding speed. Presented with a peak packet load, your
router does really well for 30 seconds. Then it reboots because the
user-tickle watchdog timer expires. OR, your router doesn't reboot but
you cannot change
Maybe this has happened to you: you tune your NetBSD router for
fastest packet-forwarding speed. Presented with a peak packet load,
[...] the user interface doesn't get any CPU cycles. [...] [I]f
there is any software interrupt pending, then it will run before any
user process gets a
On Thu, 5 Jul 2012, David Young wrote:
I'm using the SCHED_M2 scheduler, btw, on a uniprocessor. SCHED_M2 is
kind of an arbitrary choice. I haven't tried SCHED_4BSD, yet, but I
will.
I'd recommend you try the BSD scheduler. It may give you better results,
even though it has a little more
On Thu, Jul 05, 2012 at 07:40:11PM -0400, Mouse wrote:
Maybe this has happened to you: you tune your NetBSD router for
fastest packet-forwarding speed. Presented with a peak packet load,
[...] the user interface doesn't get any CPU cycles. [...] [I]f
there is any software interrupt
