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  • Linux 5.14 To Bring Intel IGC Driver Support For AF_XDP Zero-Copy

    Phoronix: Linux 5.14 To Bring Intel IGC Driver Support For AF_XDP Zero-Copy

    After Intel originally proposed zero-copy capability for the Linux kernel's AF_XDP high performance packet processing code years ago and implemented for their higher performance network hardware/drivers, with Linux 5.14 the common Intel "IGC" Gigabit Ethernet driver is set to introduce AF_XDP zero-copy support...

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    Acronym re-use galore.

    Intel Graphics Compiler

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      My i350-T2V2 cheers with joy! [Edit: Oh, wait, I have to take it back - that one uses IGB not IGC, I guess that means more time to wait until that feature hits IGB, too, if at all?!]
      Last edited by ms178; 25 May 2021, 02:19 PM.

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