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Hi,
I have a client/server application where each host has two channels, one for reliable packets and another for unreliable ones. On the unreliable channel i transmit about 3/kbps and the reliable…
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Hi,
I have a client/server application where each host has two channels, one for reliable packets and another for unreliable ones. On the unreliable channel i transmit about 3/kbps and the reliable…
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I am using an ESP32-S3 and SX1262.
There is an issue with reliable packets sometimes causing a corrupt heap, it seems to be coming from the "Queue Manager routine":
`V (640368) LoRaMesher: Free he…
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I need to do more investigation on this, ideally adding the SD cards to the nodes.
When I set my test network up such that one of the nodes cannot communicate directly with the gateway, none of its…
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One potential use case for RtpTransport would be to capture the RTP packets that would have been generated by WebRTC, and then redirect them over another transport (such as [WebTransport](https://w3c.…
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4 weeks ago
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# A reliable case for unreliable packets - boyned's blog
[https://blog.boyned.com/articles/a-reliable-case-for-unreliable-packets/](https://blog.boyned.com/articles/a-reliable-case-for-unreliable-p…
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If you send reliable packets from A -> B, and only unreliables from B -> A, the reliable packet acks will never be sent from B -> A, because the acknowledge header is only added to outbound Reliable p…
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Firedancer support for Ethernet frames exceeding 2048 bytes requires some more work.
The maximum frame size in AF_XDP is 4096 bytes. (Probably due to some unfortunate kernel page size and DMA restr…
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There must be a way to reliably send packets/messages that should also be ordered correctly upon reception.
This must be at a higher level than the socket layer (that (probably) includes the packet fr…
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### TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol) and UDP/IP (User Datagram Protocol/Internet Protocol) are two core protocols used for transmitting data over the internet and other network…