Dave Täht

The behavior of a fixed 250ms delay is very, very different from a system with 250ms worth of buffer. 250ms worth of buffer ramps up, WAY faster than 250ms delay...

I have asked my lists to see what they can do to help. The actual behavior of cable modems is pretty well explored here, in the real world: http://burntchrome.blogspot.co.nz/2014_05_01_archive.html The...

and I feel your pain, regarding the snark. Far too many people have the ability to criticise, and far too few, seemingly, the ability or time to do something constructive....

All of 'em! :) It was really hard to build on linux, but it is most needed on windows.

given your roadmap it looks it might be a good idea for some bufferbloat.net folk to get involved in this?

I am kind of curious if any level of ecn support could be added. There are several competing proposals, notably SCE (which I favor) vs L4S (which is currently in...

Did you ever get anyone working on "my" issues? :) I'm not sure what you mean by "transport wide congestion control" (link?), but for me, it's ramping *down* to the...

It looks like a modest win. (in the future, it helps to title the plots -t the_options_under_test) So could you change the code to allow the BURST and CBURST variables...

Well, we tried it on a busy pre-wireless-n network... and it was awful. So making the idea available for further testing makes sense, but the default where htb autoscales these...

Ya know it's been so long I don't remember if ecn marks are counted in the drop stats or not in fq_codel. I'll go look it up. Good to see...