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# Copyright(c) 2007-2011 Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.
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# Copyright (c) 2008, 2016, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
#
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# Driver.conf file for Intel 10GbE PCIE NIC Driver (ixgbe)
#
# -------------------- Jumbo Frame --------------------
# default_mtu
#	The size of the default MTU (payload without the ethernet header)
#	Allowed values:	1500 - 16366 (for Intel 82598 10Gb Ethernet controller)
#	                1500 - 15500 (for Intel 82599/X540 10Gb Ethernet controller)
#	Default value:	1500
#
# default_mtu		= 1500;
#
# -------------------- Flow Control --------------------
# flow_control
#	Ethernet flow control
#	Allowed values:	0 - Disable
#			1 - Receive only
#			2 - Transmit only
#			3 - Receive and transmit
#	default value:	0
#
# flow_control		= 3;
#
# -------------------- Transmit/Receive Queues --------------------
#
# tx_ring_size
#	The number of the transmit descriptors per transmit queue
#	Allowed values:	64 - 4096
#	Default value:	1024
#
# rx_ring_size
#	The number of the receive descriptors per receive queue
#	The actual value will be rounded up to the next multiple of 8.
#	Allowed values:	64 - 8192
#	Default value:	1024
#
# mr_enable
#	Enable multiple tx queues and rx queues
#	Allowed values: 0 - 1
#	Default value:	1
#
# rx_group_number
#	The number of the receive groups
#	Allowed values:	1 - 16 (for Intel 82598 10Gb ethernet controller)
#	Allowed values:	1 - 64 (for Intel 82599/X540 10Gb ethernet controller)
#	Default value:	1
# iov_mode
#	The selection of IOV Mode
#	Allowed value: 32, 64 (Effective for Intel 82599 and later NICs)
#	Default value: 64
#
# -------------------- DCB Configurations --------------------
# dcb_mode
#	Enable DCB mode
#	Allowed values: 0 - Disable
#			1 - 8 TCs mode
#			2 - 8 TCs * RSS mode
#	Default value:	0
#
# -------- How to set parameters for a particular interface ---------
# The example below shows how to locate the device path and set a parameter
# for a particular ixgbe interface. (Using flow_control as an example)
#
# Use the following command to find out the device paths for ixgbe,
#       more /etc/path_to_inst | grep ixgbe
#
# For example, if you see,
#	"/pci@7b,0/pci10de,5d@e/pci8086,a15f@0" 0 "ixgbe"
#	"/pci@7b,0/pci10de,5d@e/pci8086,a15f@0,1" 1 "ixgbe"
#
# name = "pciex8086,10c6" parent = "/pci@0,0/pci10de,\<pci10de\>5d@e" unit-address = "0"
# flow_control = 1;
# name = "pciex8086,10c6" parent = "/pci@0,0/\<pci\>pci10de,5d@e" unit-address = "1"
# flow_control = 3;