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Hi to all,
I have a question for you... Why isn't implemented the RFC 3042 in linux? RFC 3042 define the Limited Transmit Algorithm which is very useful......
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Rfc3042
Hi to all,
I have a question for you... Why isn't implemented the RFC 3042 in linux? RFC 3042 define the Limited Transmit Algorithm which is very useful...
- 03-31-2010 #2forum.guy
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Welcome to the forums!
Originally Posted by zener 
Questions about why something is or is not included in the kernel would probably be better placed on a kernel developers mailing list or forum, as not many if any of the members here are kernel developers.oz
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Maybe because it is not a standard yet. It on the track to become a standard. Otherwise you would need to talk with the network developers. After that talk, you could work on implementing as a patch and when good enough, and with needed support get it added into the source tree. Originally Posted by zener
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