Martin, Christian <cmartin@gnilink.net> writes:
> High CPU at the scheduled process level may indicate
> CEF table thrashing, or some other anomoly.
The way I'd understood this to work was that it is
100% processor usage, caused by repeatedly polling
for receive-side queued packets, but with a lowish
priority so that the scheduler can still interrupt
that process when other processes demand CPU time.
M.
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