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Port new freebsd stack stable release 12.x #472

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soroshsabz opened this issue Dec 18, 2019 · 6 comments
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Port new freebsd stack stable release 12.x #472

soroshsabz opened this issue Dec 18, 2019 · 6 comments

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@soroshsabz
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ITNOA

I think it is good to port to new FreeBSD release 12.1 for minor improvement in tcp/ip stack

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@suyuexin ?

@F-Stack F-Stack deleted a comment from suyuexin Jan 10, 2020
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jfb8856606 commented Jan 10, 2020

Currently we won't to port FreeBD 12.x, unless there are more changes to the tcp/ip stack, such as BBR.
And we will follow the improvements in new versions, such as critical vulnerability or others, but F-Stack not follow the modified of IPFW and RACK currently.

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Actually, they had already added BBR several months ago: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D21582

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Yes, i has seen this differential before, but we still need to wait for it to release, then we will update F-Stack in branch dev.

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Currently we won't to port FreeBD 12.x, unless there are more changes to the tcp/ip stack, such as BBR. And we will follow the improvements in new versions, such as critical vulnerability or others, but F-Stack not follow the modified of IPFW and RACK currently.

I am trying to porting the f-stack to arm64 and met some problems in ff_freebsd_init().
Could you share the experience of poring freebsd to x86?

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F-Stack has support FreeBSD-13.0, and RACK/BBR, close this issue.

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