DPAA is arm64, at least main core. Isn't it?
I see that DPDK is supported on IBM Power8. So ODP-DPDK on Power is one
use case. I'm not sure if there can be done any native ODP port or they
just use PCI.
So the question is how it will affect on ODP Debian packaging? If
Debian will build ODP
While ODP itself is platform-neutral and architecture independent, which
platforms to test on is a question of resourcing. So this is really an
SC-level question. We'll support whatever architectures the ODP membership
wishes to emphasize, but the current test focus remains Arm and x86.
If we have
Hello,
While working on ODP packages for Debian and Ubuntu, I've noticed that
those distros have switched their focus from 'powerpc' port (old 32-bit
big endian machines) to ppc64el (64-bit little endian machines: POWER8,
POWER9). E.g. Debian has moved 'powerpc' from main archive to ports.d.o
sinc
