Hello,
I found another issue with ipset on sparc64 (Ultra2, 2 CPU, 2.6.31.5,
Debian5).
When I flush an iptreemap, one (of two) ksoftirqd goes up to 25% CPU
load and remains there until I delete the set. I don't have to place
anything in the map, just doing "ipset -N abc iptreemap; ipset -F abc" is
enough. Doing that again with another map will add 25% load to the
second ksoftirqd. Adding more maps will not change things further.
Regards
Georg Chini
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