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Subject: Re: ixgbe input errors at high data rates
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rihad wrote:
> rihad wrote:
>> Things have gotten much worse.  Please help.
> 
> 
> Turning hw.intr_storm_threshold back to 1000 solved the problem, at 
> least when dummynet is not in use.

Although the IP "fragmentation failed" errors (according to systat -ip) 
are still there, around 5-10% of the input packets.