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From: Luigi Rizzo <rizzo@aciri.org>
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Subject: Re: mbuf and MINCLSIZE
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> >  I have read Richard Stevens's "TCP/IP Illustrated
> >Volumn 3", and he suggested us to set macro MINCLSIZE
> >to 101 for most BSD server serving HTTP service.
> >  can it be changed in FreeBSD and get same benifit as
> >he said?
> 
> 	101 meaning MHLEN + 1, right?  on KAME IPv6 merge, we happened to
> 	do that.

didn't we move to 256-byte clusters some time ago, hence
MHLEN is larger than that ?

	cheers
	luigi



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