Re: Re: Re: what is value of MAX_TCP_HEADER?

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hi Micha,


>Why do you need the exact value, whats wrong with using the defines?
         i want that value for the same reason i place the another question about alloc_skb to know what kernel takes tcp header value which is 20 bytes header+ options bytes.
         as i told in another postings that i want to change the value of kernel space allocates to packet.
         one more thing i want to know why kernel takes 272 greater value as compared to only simple TCp header+ options value.

regards,
parag.


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