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Before I beat my head against this too much more, I thought I should ask
here -

what's the word on "jumbo frames" support in NetBSD?  I was interested
in adding it to the sk(4) driver, but wanted to get a look at what
working support was like, first... i've been unsuccessful at getting it
to work with a couple of re(4) boards (the man page says the chips don't
seem to support past an MTU of 7500, but I wasn't able to get 4500 to
work), or a couple wm(4) boards  (ping -s 2002 works, ping -s 2003 does
not).

I _have_ been able to get jumbo frames working with a bge(4) board, and
with a pair of ti(4) boards I have.  (No great amount of testing, but
with an MTU of 9000, "ping -s 8972" fits everything into a single frame,
and gets a successful echo reply).

Any other reports?  Things I should watch out for?

Thanks,
+j


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