Hi all,
I had found out a mistake, thanks.
Regards,
Ewan
yug...@telincn.com
From: yug...@telincn.com
Date: 2017-07-15 14:36
To: vpp-dev
Subject: Re: [vpp-dev] tx_packet_error
Hi all,
If vpp is running on the vm, everything is ok. But on physical host system,
somethimes it can't work after a
Within reason, adding data to the vlib_frame_t shouldn’t hurt very much. I
wouldn’t add the contents of the Beinecke Library, but a small amount of data
should be OK.
If the data you have in mind is actually per-node, you can add it to the
per-vector “scalar” field.
Thanks… Dave
From: vpp-dev
Short answer: yes.
If you imagine several frames on the pending frame queue - all of which end up
enqueueing buffer indices to a common successor node - the successor frame will
be merged by the time it’s processed.
We’ve seen this effect when handing off frames from multiple source threads to
Hi Andrew,
The trace raises more questions! :)
What is in your startup.conf and parameters on the VPP command line?
It says “out of memory” trying to format a string; I am wondering if you have
an exceptionally small heap configured.
How long did it take before it crashed?
If you reduce the n
Thanks Damjan for the response, I have tried with vpp17.04, in this case i dont even see any interfaces listed by command "vppctl show int", same setup with VMX-NET3 looks fine .Is there any special configration needed for SR-IOV to bring up? What drivers need to be used ? I tried with igb_uio, v
