freebsd with flexible iflib nic queues
c105859eee
- name change of prefered -> preferred - CMT fast recover code added. - Comment fixes in CMT. - We were not giving a reason of cant_start_asoc per socket api if we failed to get init/or/cookie to bring up an assoc. Change so we don't just give a generic "comm lost" but look at actual states of dying assoc. - change "crc32" arguments to "crc32c" to silence strict/noisy compiler warnings when crc32() is also declared - A few minor tweaks to get the portable stuff truely portable for sctp6_usrreq.c :-D - one-2-one style vrf match problem. - window recovery would leave chks marked for retran during window probes on the sent queue. This would then cause an out-of-order problem and assure that the flight size "problem" would occur. - Solves a flight size logging issue that caused rwnd overruns, flight size off as well as false retransmissions.g - Macroize the up and down of flight size. - Fix a ECNE bug in its counting. - The strict_sacks options was causing aborts when window probing was active, fix to make strict sacks a bit smarter about what the next unsent TSN is. - Fixes a one-2-one wakeup bug found by Martin Kulas. - If-defed out form, Andre's copy routines pending his commit of at least m_last().. need to adjust for 6.2 as well.. since m_last won't exist. Reviewed by: gnn |
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