+### Interrupt mode
+Interrupt and adaptive mode are supported but is limited by default to single
+threaded (no worker) configurations because of a kernel limitation prior to
+5.6. You can bypass the limitation at interface creation time by adding the
+`no-syscall-lock` parameter, but you must be sure that your kernel can
+support it, otherwise you will experience double-frees.
+See
+https://lore.kernel.org/bpf/BYAPR11MB365382C5DB1E5FCC53242609C1549@BYAPR11MB3653.namprd11.prod.outlook.com/
+for more details.
+
+### Mellanox
+When setting the number of queues on Mellanox NIC with `ethtool -L`, you must
+use twice the amount of configured queues: it looks like the Linux driver will
+create separate RX queues and TX queues (but all queues can be used for both
+RX and TX, the NIC will just not sent any packet on "pure" TX queues.
+Confused? So I am.). For example if you set `combined 2` you will effectively
+have to create 4 rx queues in AF_XDP if you want to be sure to receive all
+packets.
+