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Subject: Re: Re[2]: ALTQ integration?
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Andriy Korud wrote:
> OK, more questions:
> 1. Where can I get userland tools for ALTQ in KAME snap?

altqd and altqstat are in the KAME tree.  If you need tools under
altq-2.2/legacy-tools, you need to install them from altq-2.2 (you
need to edit Makefiles).

> 2. I CVSUPed KAME snap yesterday and in if_dc.c found comments
> something like "driver broke xxx, disabling ALTQ for this chip". So,
> is ALTQ actually supported on dc interface? (DLINK DFE-570TX)

Most devices supported by the dc driver work with ALTQ except a few
chips that doesn't do scatter/gather DMA.
I believe those are only Davicom devices.

> 3. If I need only ALTQ and don't need IPv6 and IPSEC, I think I don't
> need to patch userland FreeBSD's software?

KAME snap doesn't patch the existing software and their userland tools 
are installed into /usr/local/v6 and don't overwrite the existing tools.
So, if you don't need them, just don't use them.

-Kenjiro


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