Messages in this thread | | | Date | Sun, 09 Apr 2006 23:55:46 +0200 | From | Bjoern Schmidt <> | Subject | udp kernel socket problem |
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Hello,
i wrote a kernel driver which sends data as payload of an udp packet via a udp kernel socket.
The problem is that _not_ every sock_sendmsg() call puts a packet onto the wire. Instead the data from several sock_sendmsg() calls will be merged in one big udp packet and then put on the wire. (Is THAT called CORK?)
How can i force the kernel to put one udp packet per sock_sendmsg() call (immediately ) onto the wire?
Please CC because i am not a subscriber of this list!
- -- greetings Bjoern Schmidt
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