disabling interrupt storm protection
Shunsuke SHINOMIYA
shino at fornext.org
Fri Oct 29 20:37:40 PDT 2004
Thank you John,
I wrote a patch(which is attached to this mail) so that the problem
doesn't occur in my environment.
This patch changes the meaning of `storm'.
But, I think use of the parameter(hw_intr_threshold) to control the
detector in this method is clearer than the present method, and it
needs no DELAY(1).
In the detector to which this patch is applied and compiled with
-DHACK2 flag, `storm' is the situation that the number of generated
interrupts per unit time(1/hz) is larger than threshold.
If kern_intr.c is compiled with -DHACK2 -DHACK3 flags, it works as
interrupt rate limiter.
What do you think about this method?
--
Shunsuke SHINOMIYA <shino at fornext.org>
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