TCP-LP-MOD : 1.6 released

TCP Low Priority (TCP-LP) is a distributed algorithm whose goal is to utilize network bandwidth, by using the excess portion of bandwidth. Compare to fair-sharing TCP, TCP-LP is non-intrusive to bandwidth competition and more flexible to control the priority of different processes.

TCP Low Priority module (TCP-LP-MOD) is an implementation of TCP-LP, as pluggable TCP congestion control module, for Linux kernel after version 2.6.14.

TCP-LP-MOD release 1.6 is patch version to Linux kernel 2.6.18. This release make sure no oops will happened on tcp_lp_remote_hz_estimator() due to return zero. It is highly recommended to apply this patch if you are using TCP-LP-MOD.

To apply this patch, please run the following command within your kernel source tree:
bzcat path_to_your_patch/tcp-lp-1.6.patch.bz2 | patch -p1

You may find more information in our homepage
http://tcp-lp-mod.sourceforge.net/
and download release 1.6 in here
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/tcp-lp-mod/tcp-lp-1.6.patch.bz2?download