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Yuval Mintz	236367db10	bnx2x: update fw to 7.8.2 This new firmware fixes several minor bugs: 1. In switch dependent mode, DCB priority was used to override inner vlan priority. 2. In switch dependent mode, inner vlan was added in case of DCB priority even if outer vlan was present. 3. In switch dependent mode, outer vlan was overridden by DCB priority when working in STATIC COS mode while inner vlan was present. 4. iSCSI - under heavy iSCSI traffic, when TCP out-of-order condition occurred, it was possible for the connection to close and recover. 5. iSCSI - connections on-chip TCP establishment might have failed. 6. iSCSI - out-of-order isles might have caused on-chip TCP connections to fail in their graceful termination. 7. iSCSI - there was a theoretical race in which an RST packet sent from pure-ack queue in specific timing could cause a credit-return overflow. 8. iSCSI - not all packets were completed on a forward channel. 9. DCB - fixed for 4-port devices; Until now, wrong credit counters were used, causing dcb to fail. 10. Fixed false parity reported in CAM memories when operating near -5% on the 1.0V core supply. 11. ETS default settings are set to fairness between traffic classes (rather than strict priority), and uses the same chip receive buffer configuration for both PFC and pause. Signed-off-by: Yuval Mintz <yuvalmin@broadcom.com> Signed-off-by: Ariel Elior <ariele@broadcom.com> Signed-off-by: Eilon Goldstein <eilong@broadcom.com> Signed-off-by: Ben Hutchings <ben@decadent.org.uk>	12 years ago

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Yuval Mintz

236367db10

bnx2x: update fw to 7.8.2

This new firmware fixes several minor bugs:
 1. In switch dependent mode, DCB priority was used to override inner vlan
    priority.
 2. In switch dependent  mode, inner vlan was added in case of DCB priority
    even if outer vlan was present.
 3. In switch dependent mode, outer vlan was overridden by DCB priority when
    working in STATIC COS mode while inner vlan was present.
 4. iSCSI - under heavy iSCSI traffic, when TCP out-of-order condition
    occurred, it was possible for the connection to close and recover.
 5. iSCSI - connections on-chip TCP establishment might have failed.
 6. iSCSI - out-of-order isles might have caused on-chip TCP connections
    to fail in their graceful termination.
 7. iSCSI - there was a theoretical race in which an RST packet sent from
    pure-ack queue in specific timing could cause a credit-return overflow.
 8. iSCSI - not all packets were completed on a forward channel.
 9. DCB - fixed for 4-port devices; Until now, wrong credit counters were
    used, causing dcb to fail.
10. Fixed false parity reported in CAM memories when operating near -5% on
    the 1.0V core supply.
11. ETS default settings are set to fairness between traffic classes (rather
    than strict priority), and uses the same chip receive buffer configuration
    for both PFC and pause.

Signed-off-by: Yuval Mintz <yuvalmin@broadcom.com>
Signed-off-by: Ariel Elior <ariele@broadcom.com>
Signed-off-by: Eilon Goldstein <eilong@broadcom.com>
Signed-off-by: Ben Hutchings <ben@decadent.org.uk>

12 years ago

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