Hi,
> In some email I received from Loris Degioanni, sie wrote:
> > Other things:
> > - modern network cards don't almost do buffering. The memory inside the
> > board is usually few KB, and its purpose is providing the space for a
packet
> > or two. The actual buffering is done in the RAM of the
In some email I received from Loris Degioanni, sie wrote:
> Other things:
> - modern network cards don't almost do buffering. The memory inside the
> board is usually few KB, and its purpose is providing the space for a packet
> or two. The actual buffering is done in the RAM of the PC. What determ
