> You can be right the receive path may be less of a pratical issue, but > it's still very much an at least theoretical source of deadlock. An unsolveable one IMHO. You can just try to be good enough. For that probably simple statistical solutions (like RED on ingres queues and very aggressive freeing of secondary caches like dcache etc.) will be hopefully sufficient. Basically same thing we do about highmem vs lowmem. -Andi |
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