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After choosing the list of interfaces that DPDK should use - after unbinding Linux drivers - and after destroying any attached dpni objects, they can be prepared for DPDK using the nxp/dpaa2/dynamic_dpl.sh
script:
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# bind LX2162 Clearfogupper row ports (2x SFP+ ports, 4x RJ45) on named dprc object export DPRC=dprc.2 export DPDMAI_COUNT=60 # max. 60 on LX2162A dynamic_dpl.sh dpmac.5 dpmac.3 dpmac.616 dpmac.15 dpmac.13 dpmac.414 |
Example output:
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parent - dprc.1 Creating Non nested DPRC NEW DPRCs dprc.1 dprc.2 Using board type as 2160 Using High Performance Buffers ##################### Container dprc.2 is created #################### Container dprc.2 have following resources :=> * 3 DPMCP * 16 DPBP * 8 DPCON * 16 DPSECI * 46 DPNI * 34 DPIO * 8 DPCI * 6038 DPDMAI * 0 DPRTC ######################### Configured Interfaces ######################### Interface Name Endpoint Mac Address ============== ======== ================== dpni.82 dpmac.5 -Dynamic- dpni.93 dpmac.3 -Dynamic- dpni.10.4 dpmac.16 -Dynamic- dpni.5 dpmac.615 -Dynamic- dpni.9 dpmac.13 -Dynamic- dpni.11 dpmac.4 14 -Dynamic- |
PCI Network Interfaces
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