Hello, about whether netmap under e1000e cannot receive the package problem help look? Thank you

[lyerwtyr]

Luigi Rizzo Hello, thank you for your selfless contributions netmap the fast packet I/O framework,

I have a little problem now, the thing is such, do not know if you can help me to have a look? Thank you

I  do the test in the Linux kernel version 3.0.80 below, I discovered that  netmap cannot receive packets, machine I is the following

I use the lsmod command output, that I should have been loaded with netmap_lin.ko and e1000e.ko


[root at localhost ~]# lsmod
Module                  Size  Used by
e1000e                 20996  0 
netmap_lin            253984  1 e1000e





Then I use tcpdump -i eth1 to capture can normally receive all packets

But I tcpdump -i netmap:eth1

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[root at centos examples]# tcpdump -i netmap:eth1

Pcap_netmap_activate device netmap:eth1 priv 0x1bac600 FD 3 ports 0..0

Pcap_netmap_ioctl eth1 IOCTL 0x8913 returns 0

Pcap_netmap_ioctl eth1 IOCTL 0x8914 returns 0

Tcpdump: verbose output suppressed, use -v or -vv for full protocol decode

Listening on netmap:eth1, link-type EN10MB (Ethernet), capture size 65535 bytes

08:25:26.122361 IP 192.168.188.2.netbios-ns > 192.168.188.255.netbios-ns: NBT UDP PACKET (137): QUERY; REQUEST; BROADCAST

08:25:26.871923 IP 192.168.188.2.netbios-ns > 192.168.188.255.netbios-ns: NBT UDP PACKET (137): QUERY; REQUEST; BROADCAST

08:25:27.622484 IP 192.168.188.2.netbios-ns > 192.168.188.255.netbios-ns: NBT UDP PACKET (137): QUERY; REQUEST; BROADCAST

Not receiving any useful package, I am very confused do not know is what reason

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I use the following netmap/example tools pkt-gen test does not receive all the packages below is my operation results

[root at centos examples]#./pkt-gen -i eth1 -f R

30.524029 main [1624] interface is eth1

30.524527 extract_ip_range [275] range is 10.0.0.1:0 to 10.0.0.1:0

30.524550 extract_ip_range [275] range is 10.1.0.1:0 to 10.1.0.1:0

30.676782 main [1807] mapped 334980KB at 0x7fede9c9b000

Receiving from netmap:eth1: 1 queues, 1 threads and 1 cpus.

30.676899 main [1887] Wait 2 secs for PHY reset

32.676992 main [1889] Ready...

32.677044 nm_open [457] overriding ifname eth1 ringid 0x0 flags 0x1

33.678190 receiver_body [1170] waiting for initial packets, poll returns 00

33.678265 main_thread [1421] 0 PPS (0 PKTS in 1001121 USEC)

34.679292 receiver_body [1170] waiting for initial packets, poll returns 00

34.679437 main_thread [1421] 0 PPS (0 PKTS in 1001173 USEC)

35.680347 receiver_body [1170] waiting for initial packets, poll returns 00

35.680595 main_thread [1421] 0 PPS (0 PKTS in 1001158 USEC)

36.681386 receiver_body [1170] waiting for initial packets, poll returns 00

36.681634 main_thread [1421] 0 PPS (0 PKTS in 1001038 USEC)

37.682467 receiver_body [1170] waiting for initial packets, poll returns 00

37.682707 main_thread [1421] 0 PPS (0 PKTS in 1001074 USEC)

38.683502 receiver_body [1170] waiting for initial packets, poll returns 00

38.683870 main_thread [1421] 0 PPS (0 PKTS in 1001163 USEC)

39.684556 receiver_body [1170] waiting for initial packets, poll returns 00

39.685022 main_thread [1421] 0 PPS (0 PKTS in 1001152 USEC)

40.685591 receiver_body [1170] waiting for initial packets, poll returns 00

40.686056 main_thread [1421] 0 PPS (0 PKTS in 1001034 USEC)

41.686632 receiver_body [1170] waiting for initial packets, poll returns 00

41.687193 main_thread [1421] 0 PPS (0 PKTS in 1001137 USEC)

42.687664 receiver_body [1170] waiting for initial packets, poll returns 00

42.688353 main_thread [1421] 0 PPS (0 PKTS in 1001160 USEC)

43.688707 receiver_body [1170] waiting for initial packets, poll returns 00

43.689502 main_thread [1421] 0 PPS (0 PKTS in 1001149 USEC)

44.689751 receiver_body [1170] waiting for initial packets, poll returns 00

44.690549 main_thread [1421] 0 PPS (0 PKTS in 1001047 USEC)

45.690784 receiver_body [1170] waiting for initial packets, poll returns 00

45.691641 main_thread [1421] 0 PPS (0 PKTS in 1001092 USEC)

46.691825 receiver_body [1170] waiting for initial packets, poll returns 00

46.692807 main_thread [1421] 0 PPS (0 PKTS in 1001166 USEC)

47.692857 receiver_body [1170] waiting for initial packets, poll returns 00

47.693962 main_thread [1421] 0 PPS (0 PKTS in 1001154 USEC)

48.693892 receiver_body [1170] waiting for initial packets, poll returns 00

48.694996 main_thread [1421] 0 PPS (0 PKTS in 1001035 USEC)

49.694926 receiver_body [1170] waiting for initial packets, poll returns 00

49.696132 main_thread [1421] 0 PPS (0 PKTS in 1001135 USEC)

50.695958 receiver_body [1170] waiting for initial packets, poll returns 00

50.697295 main_thread [1421] 0 PPS (0 PKTS in 1001164 USEC)

51.696997 receiver_body [1170] waiting for initial packets, poll returns 00

51.698451 main_thread [1421] 0 PPS (0 PKTS in 1001155 USEC)

52.698046 receiver_body [1170] waiting for initi

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I don't know Is it right? E1000e the driver where I didn't use to bag is not normal

But I'm also a machine this machine is installed above the driver is E1000 centos6.2 Linux kernel version is 3.0.80

In this machine above I can use the normal netmap bag.

Thank you, sincerely waiting for your reply, thank you