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Description of problem:

While looking at current statement about net_cls.classid value in the doc I think it's just wrong!

<snip>
... net_cls.classid contains a single value in hexadecimal ...
</snip>

It contains (if we consider looking at the file content) decimal value. After converting this number to hexadecimal we get the expected classid used in tc program.

The number conversions around net_cls.classid is quite confusing so I propose adding something like:

<enhancement>
The value of classid read from net_cls.classid file is presented in
decimal while data to be written to the file is expected in hexadecimal.
For example while working with class id 10:1,

# echo 0x100001 > net_cls.classid
# cat net_cls.classid
1048577

( 100001 )16 == 1048577
</enhancement>

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

manual identifier: doc-Resource_Management_Guide