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RE: [Xen-users] Slow windows network with gplpv driver.



> Server 2003 sp2 (or was it sp1?) removed the TPR instructions from the
> kernel and did things a slightly different way so it's not necessary
> there.
> 

Ah, okay.

> Slow performance to where? DomU<->Dom0, DomU<->DomU, or DomU<->physical
> network, or all of them?
> 

All of the above - it actually ends up generating invalid checksums on
the packets.



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