> Ideally, we'd have enough headroom in the skb to start with, since rightHmm. I wonder if the reason might be that the skb itself is long enough, but has so much tailroom that it doesn't have enough headroom, but when we reallocate it to have more headroom we actually later don't use the extra tailroom. That would explain why I don't get truesize bugs although I do get a warning (from the modified pskb_expand_head()) that I mustn't reallocate the buffer. johannes
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