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Useful to run them locally
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Previously the script determined the driver that a NIC was using, then
used that to parse the queue names from /proc/interrupts. Now, it
determines the naming convention just by looking at the queue names.
Now the script should work for all NICs that support one of the two
standard naming conventions.
Also added some support for single-queue NICs.
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This change implements a mechanism for setting the IRQ affinity of NIC
interrupts in a way that is optimally balanced. The affinity settings
are static, and are set up at configuration time. I've added "auto"
as a new legal value to the "interfaces ethernet ethX smp_affinity"
configuration parameter. If this value is set, then the system
attempts to perform automatic IRQ affinity assignment.
At this time, automatic IRQ affinity is supported only for multiqueue
NICs that use the igb or bnx2 drivers. Even with these two,
differences in the organization of queues and their naming convention
necessitate some NIC-specific code. The assignment strategy attempts
to assign all queues of all NICs that share the same queue number to
the same CPU. This has been shown to be optimal for IP forwarding
workloads in 2.6.31 kernels.
Setting the value to "auto" for NICs that use other drivers will be a
no-op.
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