No, only on (rt)netlink.
> (Assuming CONFIG_NET_SCHED is not defined)
In this case, the statistics are not usefully accessible. The
tx_dropped you get with ifconfig (or such) comes from the device
level, not the traffic control subsystem.
> qdisc_copy_stats with 'TCA_STATS' attribute, but where is it being
> reported? or what is it being used for ?? Specifically, does
> Qdisc.stats.drops get reported anywere?
Yep, e.g. in iproute2/tc/tc_qdisc.c:print_tcstats
> While I am at it, I see that qdisc->enqueue routines kfree the skb with the
> dev->queue_lock held (when the enqueue routine drops the packet --
> NET_XMIT_DROP) from dev_queue_xmit. kfree_skb can be done outside the
> lock.... right? I can make a patch for this if I am not missing something.....
That certainly sounds good to me.
- Werner
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