>>> # grep talitos /proc/interrupts
>>> 24: 0 IPIC Level talitos
>>>
>>> What could cause this?
>>>
Doh! After playing around for a few days, I figured it out:
>From the DTS File:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] {
...
interrupts = <0x11 0x8>;
...
};
Turns out SEC is Interrupt ID 11, which is 0xb or 11, but not 0x11. Not
sure how that got into there.
Changing the DTS file results in a firing interrupt and HW accelerated
crypto traffic.
For the record, both IKEv1 and IKEv2 traffic works fine. On my
test network between two 8347 devices we are getting ~44 Mbit throughput using
SHA256 and AES256. Switching to SHA1 and AES128 gives me ~ 49 Mbit throughput
(half duplex, iperf reported).
Thanks Herbert, Kim, Lee,
Barry
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