Mailing List Archive: about ring-2.0

Hi,
I have tested my code with kernel 2.6.2 so in 2.6.3 you might have to
patch the files by hand and not simply replace the files. For your
convenience I have released a prebuilt kernel (for P3 and above) to be
used for this purpose.

I'm not sure what you mean with 1 GB allocation. If you want to have a
huge ring you can do that but I'm not sure whether this makes sense. Why
would you like to do that?

Cheers, Luca

i386 wrote:

>hi,deri:
> thanks for you great paper and works.but I can not compile you ring code.
> I get linux kernel 2.6.3 from kernel.org,and replace sock.h and dev.c with your code in ring-2.0,put ring.h in inlcude/linux dirs.
>but it can not compiled. many errors like "redifinition of ...".why?
> another question: can I malloc 1G RAM use your code?
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