[Bloat] tiny monsters: multicast packets
Eric Dumazet
eric.dumazet at gmail.com
Sun May 29 15:14:36 EDT 2011
Le dimanche 29 mai 2011 à 11:40 -0600, Dave Taht a écrit :
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> perf-top does not appear to have been ported to openwrt, and as cool
> as it is, I do not know if the related performance counters exist for
> mips.
>
> it would be darn useful though.
>
> All I know at the moment is that sirq is at 99% at the given
> workload,
> according busybox's top.
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> http://www.bufferbloat.net/attachments/download/33/routertest.png
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> It is mildly early to point at the driver as being the issue - it
> could be the switch or something else entirely. Would iptables or qos
> rules show up in sirq?
>
Yes, about all this stuff is run in softirq. QOS can be a problem if
high resolution kernel time services are expensive on this platform.
You could try a raw routing stuff, with no QOS / iptables, just to see
how much packets can be received/sent by this unit.
And if it stills sucks, just do an input test only, dropping packets
immediately with "iptables -I INPUT -i name -j DROP" (to check how many
packets/second can be received by the driver)
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