Hi Heiner,
On Dec 02, 2021 at 16:13:20, Heiner Kallweit wrote:
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stmmac_tx_timeout() function is called when a queue transmission
timeout. When Strict Priority is used as scheduling algorithms, the
lower priority queue may be blocked by a higher prority queue, which
will lead to tx timeout. We don't want to enable the tx watchdog
timeout in this case. Therefore, this patch make stmmac-tx-timeout
configurable.
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Your patch just disables the timeout handler, the WARN_ONCE() would still fire.
And shouldn't this be a runtime setting rather than a compile-time setting?
I tried to disable it in stmmac_tx_timeout() at runtime, the WARN_ONCE() will still be called from dev_watchdog() in sch_generic.c. It seems only when the timeout handler is NULL can disable the netdev watchdog up. So I did this in compile-time setting.
Regards,
Xiaoliang