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Nov 2 2021
FTR, the MK_USB checks allow this to build successfully on my test system that has WITHOUT_USB="YES"
Sep 4 2021
In general, this is a definite improvement over fixed size buffers (that are actually liable to subtle overruns).
Aug 13 2021
I have been testing with this code for about a week. Other than the problem I identified in g_gatec_connect(), I haven't had any issues. I haven't specifically tried comparing protocols 0 and 1 but protocol 1 should at worst perform the same as protocol 0 and used only half the TCP connections, making it an overall win.
Aug 3 2021
My comments aside, I believe this is worth committing now. Further improvements are needed but this corrects some clear bugs that are relatively easily triggered.
Aug 1 2021
I have been experimenting with zfs send to geli on ggate and had ggatec processes die reporting "ioctl(/dev/ggctl): Cannot allocate memory." and replaced line ggatec.c:134 with the following:
Jul 27 2021
I did some experiments with ggate in late 2019 and was concerned about the lack of sanity checking - I managed to get the client system to generate a 1GiB read request, which the server choked on. From my notes at the time:
4659 ggatec CALL recvfrom(0x4,0xffffbffddf08,0x3ffbc000,0x40<MSG_WAITALL>,0,0)
4659 ggatec RET recvfrom -1 errno 14 Bad address
Unfortunately, I didn't keep a record of how I had generated that request. (And for other reasons, I lost interest in ggate at that time).
Jul 10 2021
Jul 4 2021
Unidirectional data transfer is definitely the worst case for TCP and a single bidirectional socket should work better than two unidirectional sockets whilst using less resources. That said, have you done any performance comparisons between the protocol versions with recent FreeBSD?
Jul 2 2021
(Sorry for the delay. I thought I'd responded). Then I withdraw my objections. The code itself looks good.
Jun 19 2021
I agree this is only applicable to the RK805. The patch works and provides access to the Rock64 LEDs (pin 0 is red and pin 1 is white, with the LED lit when the output is 0). On the downside, and as noted in the description, there is a LOR with led(9). I'm a bit concerned at adding known new LORs to the code. Are there any options for getting rid of the LOR other than redesigning led(9)?
Jun 17 2021
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Mar 16 2021
Update ObsoleteFiles with the deleted files.
Mar 14 2021
Rather than cleaning up a dead macro, remove a collection of dead files. This has passed a "make buildworld buildkernel" on amd64. I'm currently running a "make tinderbox"
I can't find any "amd" port. The only automounter-related ports I can find are sysutils/am-utils, sysutils/automount and sysutils/automounter, none of which seem to reference anything in nfs_common.h. It looks like sys/nfs/nfs_common.h, sys/nfsserver/nfsm_subs.h and sys/nfsclient/nfsm_subs.h are all unreferenced - I shall try another "make universe" to check.
Mar 12 2021
Mar 10 2021
Replace diff to include more context
Mar 9 2021
Added context, no changes.
Updated to account for previous comments:
There hasn't been any response by andrew to previous comments and I have a revised patch.
Since I don't seem to be able to update the patch here, I've created D29140 as a replacement that addresses all the comments above.
Mar 6 2021
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This patch fixes a reproduceable NFS deadlock (deadlres_td_sleep_q panic) I was getting on my diskless Rock64 with recent kernels.
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Jan 30 2017
Based on kib's comments, I'll withdraw this revision. r312984 is similar functionality.
Jan 26 2017
Jan 24 2017
Change "LOGDIR" to "UNIVERSE_LOGDIR" to reduce risk of clashes.
Jan 23 2017
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May 12 2015
I've been bitten in the past by a buffer size change causing unexpected breakage (bin/144446) and would be wary of making this change without extensive testing. The claimed benefit is improved performance - in which case, I'd expect more justification than a single md5 and sha256 test. What does ministat(1) report on 3-5 runs?