How to explain the default value of 'dld:tx_qdepth_interval'
The default value is 'f4240' on machine with KU 142900-14.
# echo 'tx_qdepth_interval/X' | mdb -k
tx_qdepth_interval:
tx_qdepth_interval: f4240
From below googled statements, it looks like the default value should be 1 second.
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If the caller does not know the message size information, this usually means that dld_wsrv() managed to send some but not all of the queued messages. For performance reasons, we do not calculate the queue depth every time. Instead, a timer is started to calculate the queue depth every 1 second (can be changed by tx_qdepth_interval).
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Does f4240 mean 1 second?
# echo 'tx_qdepth_interval/X' | mdb -k
tx_qdepth_interval:
tx_qdepth_interval: f4240
From below googled statements, it looks like the default value should be 1 second.
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If the caller does not know the message size information, this usually means that dld_wsrv() managed to send some but not all of the queued messages. For performance reasons, we do not calculate the queue depth every time. Instead, a timer is started to calculate the queue depth every 1 second (can be changed by tx_qdepth_interval).
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Does f4240 mean 1 second?
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