Ferenc Fejes

Thanks, I'm glad for this one!

Thank you for the detailed response. No need to hurry, I will be happy when its done. I just recently found this tool and I'm very happy with it as...

I see. Hopefully on the long run it might attract more contributors, I assume TS is more popular than Kotlin these days.

@marcosps That is unfortunate but thanks for your effort nevertheless. A looked around and found [kernelcraft](https://github.com/arighi/kernelcraft) by @arighi from Canonical with similar functionalities. It claims itself as a modified/extended version...

Well probably that would works too. Also you can take a look into other efforts around the project, there might be some useful commit without PR: https://github.com/amluto/virtme/network

Thank you for the clarification and the effort you put into your virtme fork. Is it possible to somehow funnel the pull requests from here into your fork, or thats...

Thanks folks for doing it, ! I plan to add VirtioFS and qemu-micro VM support and hopefully on the road I can help to test/fix some bugs.

> Would it be ok if I leave a comment in the PRs here to keep track of what has been applied to my fork and what not? Any objection?...

For example the following command by default gives almost 50% hw timestamp loss. ``` isochron send -i enp3s0 -s 64 -c 0.00005 --client 10.0.0.20 --num-frames 1000 -F isochron.dat --sync-threshold 2000...

Ok I think I found the problem: basically I too dumb for linux. Sorry for the noise, it was also an `igc` specific problem I guess. With `bpftrace` I found...