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Subject: Re: kern/31940: [nge] nge(4) gigabit adapter link reset and slow
	transfert
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Synopsis: [nge] nge(4) gigabit adapter link reset and slow transfert

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RELENG_7 defaults to net.isr.direct=1 - however, freebsd
can do 10GigE even with net.isr.direct=0

http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=31940