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I'm having a little trouble understanding the output I'm seeing from kstat for the "net" class. I'm seeing a lot of entries with "mac" as the name, like this.
Code:
module: bge instance: 3
name: mac class: net
adv_cap_1000fdx 1
adv_cap_1000hdx 1
adv_cap_100fdx 1
Does anyone know what the "mac" entry is for? I never saw this entry on any of my earlier boxes, and it seems to duplicate info from some of the other module names (opackets and ipackets for mac are the same as for my NIC bge0). Any info on where I can find documentation or an explanation of this would be helpful. Thanks! |
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These kstat entries are provided by the new networking framework (project nemo, module mac for media access layer). They indeed duplicate statistics available with the legacy ethernet older one.
"module bge / instance 3 / name mac" more or less replace "module link / instance 0 / name bge3". |
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Project name helped out a lot
Thanks for the replies!
The project name led me to the design document for Project Nemo on the OpenSolaris website, which gave me a wordier explanation of what jlliagre had already said. Looks like I've got my answer. Now I just have to figure out what to do with it. |
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