On Mon, Oct 7, 2019 at 11:04 AM Benoit Ganne (bganne) <bga...@cisco.com> wrote:
> > In each of the cases above where I said "still doesn't work", when the > > /dev/uio* is present, it is found. However, it then leads to this > > error as reported by vppctl's "show log" command: > > I did not check uio. I do use vpp in containers with dpdk for development, > but: > - I use privileged containers for this (docker run --privileged or > similar) > - I use vfio-pci instead of uio > So you may want to try that. > Hi Ben, So, I finally figured it out. I stepped back and just installed VPP directly on the system (not in a container), and saw that there were some packaging and DPDK install issues that were being masked by the container build. I fixed all that, and now the container is able to support VPP and DPDK finding the interfaces! Thanks for your help here! jdl Best > ben >
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