On Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 2:40 PM, Burakov, Anatoly
wrote:
> Hi Mats
>
> Technically, you can use igb_uio on the host as well (DPDK PMD supports
> creating virtual devices since at least release 1.5.0), it's just that you'll
> have to set everything up yourself inside your host DPDK application
Hi Mats
> Hi Anatoly,
>
> I finally got things working. I apparently missed an "ifconfig up" in
> the
> guest, before starting dpdk. I'm still confused why this would be needed. Is
> dpdk unable to do a full initialization of the virtual function from the
> guest?
>
You wouldn't be able to
Is this a faq ???
On Wed, Feb 12, 2014 at 1:21 PM, Ymo Lists wrote:
> 1) I have two apps that need to communicate on the same machine . Is it
> possible to have these two apps communicating via dpdk without referencing
> a nic ?
>
> 2) The apps need to run on an amazon vm. How can you run dpdk
Hi,
I'm trying to use Flow Director. Initially I used a X540 chipset and I was not
able to make it work; I thought it was a compatibility problem with the
controller. Maxime suggested to change some lines in the ixgbe_fdir.c file, I
changed these lines but it
did not give the expected
Hi,
can you please give a few more details about your setup? What version of the
Intel DPDK are you using? I tried using the command you give below on my system
with 82599-based NICs and testpmd starts up without any issues.
Here's the (clipped for brevity) output that I get:
$ sudo ./testpmd
Hi Jeff:
Thanks for your quick response.
So with current design, tx_free_thresh has different meaning depends on
whether simple flag is set or not. But in many sample applications where
simple flag is not activated, tx_free_thresh is the default value(32)
and capacity of ring is 512. That is why
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