Jeff V. Merkey wrote:
Jesse Brandeburg wrote:
On 11/9/06, Jeffrey V. Merkey <[email protected]> wrote:
In the case I am referring to, the memory is already mapped with a
previous call, which means it may be getting
mapped twice.
I guess maybe I'm not keeping up with you. This is what I see looking
in 2.6.18, i see e1000_clean_rx_irq:
Check e1000_alloc_rx_buffers:
if (skb already exists in ring buffer)
goto map_skb:
else
dev_alloc_skb
( drop through to map_skb)
map_skb:
pci_map_single
Jeff
check done bit
pci_unmap_single
copybreak and recycle
OR
hand buffer up stack
the only branch before the unmap is the napi break out, and in that
case we don't change any memory state, so alloc will not do anything.
As for alloc rx, we always map, because we always unmapped.
Unmapping every single buffer in rx_irq the remapping them in
alloc_rx_buffers is wasteful of cycles.
Jeff
Did I miss something? I would appreciate a more detailed explanation
of what you see going wrong.
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