I40E Transmit Queue Timed Out at Donald Bryan blog

I40E Transmit Queue Timed Out. After many struggles we got the setup basically working, however only when forcing the vf driver to just use one rx/tx. I have a problem with 100g nics. Conditions 2 and 3 together normally mean that the tx queue has been stopped for 5 seconds and therefore that few. Transmit queue 4 timed out. An i40e interface triggers the netdev watchdog and reports a tx_timeout when it becomes the active interface in a bond. It is used as border router, so it uses bgp. The transmit queue timed out, and the watchdog log is because the configuration of the cpsw mac port interface is not reflecting in. Same problem after some time first link goes down. Intel xl710 quad port, every channel of every p1p* interface is binded to its core. In the evening, when traffic peaks, mellanox nic generate 100 irq on one core.

In the evening, when traffic peaks, mellanox nic generate 100 irq on one core. Conditions 2 and 3 together normally mean that the tx queue has been stopped for 5 seconds and therefore that few. Intel xl710 quad port, every channel of every p1p* interface is binded to its core. It is used as border router, so it uses bgp. Same problem after some time first link goes down. Transmit queue 4 timed out. I have a problem with 100g nics. After many struggles we got the setup basically working, however only when forcing the vf driver to just use one rx/tx. An i40e interface triggers the netdev watchdog and reports a tx_timeout when it becomes the active interface in a bond. The transmit queue timed out, and the watchdog log is because the configuration of the cpsw mac port interface is not reflecting in.

[6.10.0RC2]kernel NETDEV WATCHDOG eth1 (r8169) transmit queue 0

I40E Transmit Queue Timed Out Same problem after some time first link goes down. Transmit queue 4 timed out. The transmit queue timed out, and the watchdog log is because the configuration of the cpsw mac port interface is not reflecting in. Intel xl710 quad port, every channel of every p1p* interface is binded to its core. An i40e interface triggers the netdev watchdog and reports a tx_timeout when it becomes the active interface in a bond. It is used as border router, so it uses bgp. Conditions 2 and 3 together normally mean that the tx queue has been stopped for 5 seconds and therefore that few. After many struggles we got the setup basically working, however only when forcing the vf driver to just use one rx/tx. I have a problem with 100g nics. Same problem after some time first link goes down. In the evening, when traffic peaks, mellanox nic generate 100 irq on one core.