David Miller wrote:
Here are two possible solutions:
1) The active way: smp_call_function and forcibly remove the qdiscs
in question from each output_queue.
2) The passive way: Make dev_deactive call yield() until no qdisc's
are on an output_queue. This assumes there is some sort of dead
flag detection on the output_queue side so it doesn't keep going
forever.
Cheers,
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