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The calculation of random-detect queue parameters is based on recommended
values from RFC. If allowed bandwidth is too small, the queue will be
too small to be useable. In that case just fail.
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Bug 5872
Don't allow stupidly small queue limit, and round up the minimum queue
value to be at least one packet.
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If default class is not configured Qos.
Bug 4529
(cherry picked from commit 0df90b28ca6d9cb6ae4f5267ef8522ac12a0c352)
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Part of Bug 4516
(cherry picked from commit 8f5e0920e7edd83b8d58d016d7ec6964bf222577)
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Make sure and get scaling right here.
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Make a simpler version of WRED that acts more like Cisco.
Use Diffserv on Linux paper for example of how to use DSMARK and GRED
to achieve similar result.
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Use recommendations from Sally Floyd.
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The latency value is in microseconds.
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The exports for Util.pm changed.
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Useful for WRED and shaper RED class.
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Attributes needed for WRED implementation.
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Need to change assumptions in ShaperClass about bandwidth and
this goes over to TrafficShaper and RR.
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Useful for creating default class without configuration.
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Newer features will have non-hierarchal queue disc where there
are no classes just sub-queues.
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Some code was still using old interface.
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Easier to just use 'select' in perl to avoid passing file
descriptor everywhere.
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