Awesome, this was what I was looking for!
Regards,
Victor
On Fri, Aug 17, 2018 at 4:39 PM Vincenzo Maffione
wrote:
> Hi,
> What you want to do is definitely possible using the "host rings", aka
> "sw rings".
> The idea is that netmap intercepts all the packets arriving from the NIC
> RX "hard
Hi,
What you want to do is definitely possible using the "host rings", aka
"sw rings".
The idea is that netmap intercepts all the packets arriving from the NIC RX
"hardware" ring(s). Your netmap program should then look at the packets and
decide which ones should be forwarded to the host kernel (
Hello there, I would like to use netmap with pptk (emulated driver) to
generate send traffic from an interface, but still allow rx/tx to get to
the the kernel so that other user-space networking processes function as
normal. Currently, if I open an interface eg netmap:eth0, other user space
process
