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88 1. A network data packet is received by a device driver.
91    data. The network packet is placed in the proper RX queue (implemented by
100 3. The network packet is then passed to the correct L2 driver. The L2 driver
101    can check if the packet is proper and modify it if needed, e.g. strip L2
104 4. The packet is processed by a network interface. The network statistics are
107 5. The packet is then passed to L3 processing. If the packet is IP based,
108    then the L3 layer checks if the packet is a proper IPv6 or IPv4 packet.
110 6. A socket handler then finds an active socket to which the network packet
140 4. An IP header is added to the network packet for a UDP or TCP packet.
143    for the network packet, and also will make sure that the network interface
146 6. The network packet is then classified and placed to the proper transmit
151    After the transmit packet classification, the packet is checked by the
153    data and it will also create any L2 headers for the network packet.
157 7. The device driver will send the packet to the network.
167 Network packet processing statistics