> > ah, you're right, but this features enables our new hardware that can do
> > LRO in hardware, and then GRO can work on top of it if necessary. We
> > wanted some way to turn it off and overloaded the LRO flag to do so.
> That ugly. And the kernel is going to turn this off on you
> when the user enables either forwarding or bridging.
No comment on ugliness. However it seems like a good feature if the
kernel turns off hardware LRO when forwarding/bridging is turned on --
after all, we don't want the hardware munging wire frames in that case,
for exactly the same reasons that we don't want the kernel LRO munging
frames.
- R.