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SubjectRe: question on incoming packets and scheduler
Friesen, Christopher [CAR:7Q28:EXCH] wrote:


> With 2.4.[18-20], the overall average goes up when the number of packets
> goes up. For 2.6.0-test6, it stays constant.

Okay, its official. My brain isn't working.

The different kernels were tested on two different machines. The one
running 2.4 is *just* enough slower that the packets start to pile up
and end up waiting in the socket buffer. By slowing down the packet
sending I get results that are invariant with the number of packets.

Sorry for the false alarm guys....

Chris




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