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...wice - how would you do deal with a big buffer that cointains a large number of small packets with respect to completions? - is one bit for completion enough? right now it means descriptor was actually used. how to we signal when it was completed? - concerned about not being able to do scatter/gatter with the ring layout. Network drivers heavily using indirect buffers. - for a hardware implementation a completion ring is a very convenient form for some use cases, so we want an efficient implementation for them. If we had an inline descriptor then a completion ring is just a normal ring...

...wice - how would you do deal with a big buffer that cointains a large number of small packets with respect to completions? - is one bit for completion enough? right now it means descriptor was actually used. how to we signal when it was completed? - concerned about not being able to do scatter/gatter with the ring layout. Network drivers heavily using indirect buffers. - for a hardware implementation a completion ring is a very convenient form for some use cases, so we want an efficient implementation for them. If we had an inline descriptor then a completion ring is just a normal ring...

...how to we signal when it was completed? I am not sure I understand the difference. Under virtio, driver makes a descriptor available, then device reads/writes memory depending on descriptor type, then marks it as used. What does completed mean? > - concerned about not being able to do scatter/gatter with the ring layout. > Network drivers heavily using indirect buffers. - for a hardware > implementation a completion ring is a very convenient form for > some use cases, so we want an efficient implementation for them. If we had an > inline descriptor then a completion ring is jus...

...and stat call's and that's what slows > down the Samba server extremely, using 100% of its CPU time. > I also watched the network activity using 'snoop' during the delete > action of the NT-client and what I discovered was, that all the > information the Samba server is gattering with all these system calls, > is not going to the NT-client all the time. > > Who needs all this information and why does the Samba server shows this > behavior???? Unfortunately the Windows client is asking for this information, and the Samba server is trying to follow the reques...

...ot; identify it self as USB serial device using /dev/ttxyUSBxx All infos from the DS1780 and current sensors are currently stored in a multi-dimensional Array. So, currently I realy do not know HOW I schould send the infos to NUT. Can you tell me what the prefered method is for NUT? The MCU is gattering the infos like: 1) own identification (Maxim DS28CZ04) 0000 -> "12345678" # serial number \ 0001 -> "24V DC modular ATX # real name of the modue | I?C EEPROM 0002 -> "electronica at tdnet" # Vendor Real Name...