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> Nice stuff! I hear time to time that XDP is for 10G+ NICs only, but
> I'm not a fan of such, and this series proves once again XDP fits
> any hardware ^.^

The Freescale FEC recently gained XDP support. Many variants of it are
Fast Ethernet only.

What i found most interesting about that patchset was that the use of
the page_ppol API made the driver significantly faster for the general
case as well as XDP.

     Andrew