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Message-ID: <CAGCQqYbjG5_jxsC3+ONTRg=ow8BqWvkau2j4k=Fs+-hzsyYFjQ@mail.gmail.com>
Date: Sat, 6 Mar 2021 23:33:57 +0800
From: Jax Jiang <jax.jiang.007@...il.com>
To: michael.jamet@...el.com, mika.westerberg@...ux.intel.com,
YehezkelShB@...il.com
Cc: netdev@...r.kernel.org
Subject: [BUG] Thunderbolt network package forward speed problem.
Hi!
Authors of Linux thunderbolt-network driver:
Problem:
Thunderbolt network <- Software Router(NUC 11) <- 10G NIC Speed is normal=
about 9-10Gbps
Thunderbolt network -> Software Router(NUC 11) -> 10G NIC Speed is super =
slow about 1Mbps-100Kbps
Thunderbolt network <- Software Router(NUC 11) <- 2.5G NIC(I225-V) Speed =
is normal about 2.3-2.4Gbps
Thunderbolt network -> Software Router(NUC 11) -> 10G NIC Speed is super =
slow about 1Mbps-100Kbps
I have already tested:
MAC<-> Thunderbolt network <-> Software Router(NUC11) 17Gpbs on both tw=
o direction.
Hardware: Intel NUC11 I5
CPU: Intel TigerLake 1135G7 4Core 8Thread
OS: OpenWRT 19.07
Linux Kernel Version: 5.10.20
Already Tested Software that have problem: iperf3 smb
Network Layout:
PC(With 2.5G NIC)
^
|
v
[macbook pro] <-----thunderbolt 3------------> Software
Router<---------------> NAS(With 10G NIC)
thunderbolt network (NUC11 With 10G NIC)
I met problem like this in some network switch which does not support flow =
control.
So I guess maybe thunderbolt-network driver miss flow control support.
I am try to build a software router with using latest NUC hardware. Use thu=
nderbolt network to trans 10G NIC card or 2.5G NIC to latest having thunder=
bolt port laptop or devices. Latest intel mobile chip had internal thunderb=
olt controller, which is cheaper than previous devices. I think it=1B$B!G=
=1B(Bs a chance to bring high speed network to general consumer.
I am a coder but not familiar with Linux kernel source code.
At same time I am a want to build a cool product geek.
Any help would be great ;-)
Thanks
A want to build a geek products geek.
Jax
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