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From: dennis@et.htp.com (dennis)
Subject: mbuf clusters being lost
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We've been having a problem losing mbufs with a driver that works ok with
2.0R and other BSD op/sys but not with current. It seems that clusters
aren't been freed properly, although there are no mbufs that are not being
freed with m_freem(). Something has changed since 2.0R...I've noticed that
netstat -m now accounts for clusters and that if_ed.c now fails if clusters
are not available. What has changed.....and why doesn't the original code
work any more?

Thanks

Dennis