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28 Defined by the MCTP base specification as the smallest maximum packet size all66 The largest payload the link will accept for a packet. The Maximum Transmission104 In order to transfer a packet, either side of the channel (BMC or host) will:106 1. Write the packet to the LPC FW window118 3. Read the MCTP packet from the LPC FW window131 remote side, that a packet is ready to be transferred through the LPC FW200 2. Medium-specific packet header fields201 3. Medium-specific packet trailer fields203 MCTP packet data is transferred exactly as is presented, and no data escaping is208 immediately by the MCTP packet data to be transferred. The full MCTP packet,[all …]
116 uint32_t (*body_size)(uint32_t packet);184 static uint32_t astlpc_body_size_v1(uint32_t packet) in astlpc_body_size_v1() argument186 assert((packet - 4) < packet); in astlpc_body_size_v1()188 return packet - 4; in astlpc_body_size_v1()209 static uint32_t astlpc_body_size_v3(uint32_t packet) in astlpc_body_size_v3() argument211 assert((packet - 4 - 4) < packet); in astlpc_body_size_v3()213 return packet - 4 - 4; in astlpc_body_size_v3()1003 uint32_t body, packet; in mctp_astlpc_rx_start() local1020 packet = astlpc->proto->packet_size(body) - 4; in mctp_astlpc_rx_start()1021 pkt = mctp_pktbuf_alloc(&astlpc->binding, packet); in mctp_astlpc_rx_start()[all …]
138 - Partial packet queue transmit140 - Message- and packet-buffer pools and preallocation
