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Seems not trivial to have buffers larger than 8192 using MMAP RX_RING in PF_PACKET (the max. size of skbuff in the Linux kernel, according to the documentation), which forces us, apparently, to use recvfrom() for each packet. This is not an option due to the low performance of having a syscall per packet.
Setting the MTU to 8000 as the maximum value is a solution for the moment.
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Jumbo frames not supported in the ioport_mmap beyond 8192 bytes
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MMAP: Jumbo frames not supported in the ioport_mmap beyond 8192 bytes
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Seems not trivial to have buffers larger than 8192 using MMAP
RX_RING
inPF_PACKET
(the max. size ofskbuff
in the Linux kernel, according to the documentation), which forces us, apparently, to userecvfrom()
for each packet. This is not an option due to the low performance of having a syscall per packet.Setting the MTU to 8000 as the maximum value is a solution for the moment.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: