Hi, On Sat, Mar 06, 2021 at 11:33:57PM +0800, Jax Jiang wrote: > Hi! > Authors of Linux thunderbolt-network driver: > > Problem: > > Thunderbolt network <- Software Router(NUC 11) <- 10G NIC Speed is normal= > about 9-10Gbps > Thunderbolt network -> Software Router(NUC 11) -> 10G NIC Speed is super = > slow about 1Mbps-100Kbps
Have you tried without the 10G NIC? I mean what is the speed you observe on NUC 11 in both directions? What the other host is that you connect to NUC 11 over Thunderbolt cable? > Thunderbolt network <- Software Router(NUC 11) <- 2.5G NIC(I225-V) Speed = > is normal about 2.3-2.4Gbps > Thunderbolt network -> Software Router(NUC 11) -> 10G NIC Speed is super = > slow about 1Mbps-100Kbps > > I have already tested: > MAC<-> Thunderbolt network <-> Software Router(NUC11) 17Gpbs on both tw= > o direction. > > Hardware: Intel NUC11 I5 > CPU: Intel TigerLake 1135G7 4Core 8Thread > OS: OpenWRT 19.07 > Linux Kernel Version: 5.10.20 > Already Tested Software that have problem: iperf3 smb > Network Layout: > > PC(With 2.5G NIC) > > ^ > > | > > v > [macbook pro] <-----thunderbolt 3------------> Software > Router<---------------> NAS(With 10G NIC) > thunderbolt network (NUC11 With 10G NIC) > > I met problem like this in some network switch which does not support flow = > control. > So I guess maybe thunderbolt-network driver miss flow control support. > > I am try to build a software router with using latest NUC hardware. Use thu= > nderbolt network to trans 10G NIC card or 2.5G NIC to latest having thunder= > bolt port laptop or devices. Latest intel mobile chip had internal thunderb= > olt controller, which is cheaper than previous devices. I think it=1B$B!G= > =1B(Bs a chance to bring high speed network to general consumer. > I am a coder but not familiar with Linux kernel source code. > At same time I am a want to build a cool product geek. > Any help would be great ;-) > > Thanks > > A want to build a geek products geek. > Jax
