if_sk patch to get more info from people with problems

[Daniel O'Connor]

On Wed, 3 Nov 2004 05:38, John-Mark Gurney wrote:
> Peter Edwards wrote this message on Tue, Nov 02, 2004 at 17:56 +0000:
> > A (very) quick look at the source reveals that buffers are allocated
> > via  sk_rxeof()->sk_newbuf()->sk_jalloc() in the interrupt receive
> > function, with the softc lock held in sk_rxeof().
> >
> > They're freed by the mbuf system via a call to sk_jfree(), but that
> > doesn't hold the SK_LOCK. Is this possibly the source of the
> > corruption problems? What am I missing?
> > This compiles, anyway :-)
>
> Well, try the attached patch (it also includes my changes from a previous
> diff) that will see what happens...  Make sure you have your kernel
> compiled with WITNESS and INVARIANTS...  If you hit one of these
> asserts, make sure you post the back trace...

I didn't see the previous patch, but I applied it from this one to 4.x and it 
seems to be behaving itself now.

I'll keep testing it, but previously it would lock up pretty quickly :)

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