Re: [PATCH 0/2] Get rid of transport layer retry count config parameter

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This parameter was added in order to support a proper timeout for
error recovery before the spec defined a periodic keep-alive.

Now that we have periodic keep-alive, we don't need a user configurable
transport layer retry count, the keep-alive timeout is sufficient,
transports can retry for as long as they see fit.

Isn't there some IB protocol level rationale for a low retry count
in various fabric setups?

IIRC the retry count is part of what drives the APM switch over, so
APM configuration should use a lower value.

Completely agree Jason. Lowering the retry_count is very useful
for APM (Automatic Path Migration).
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