![]() ![]() That's where the changes have to be made to convert over to said in Porting BGE Driver to said in Porting BGE Driver to IFLIB.: The problems you are experiencing with slow speeds are within the NIC drivers themselves and their corresponding C source code. But I can tell you that you are wasting your time there within the netmap source code tree. Specifically it is complaining about the syntax, but I suspect the compiler is getting confused by some missing macro definitions or else missing include files. The particular error you are hitting during the compilation of pkt-gen is likely due to a problem with include files and macro definitions in your FreeBSD environment. ![]() It bridges a traffic stream between two interfaces, or an interface and the host stack, using netmap. If you want a sample app that more closely mimics the inline mode of the IDS/IPS packages, you want to use the bridge sample application found in the same directory tree as pkt-gen. This is not a trivial task, and is certainly not something an automated process is likely to accomplish for any driver. To actually convert a driver to use iflib, you will need to locate the driver's C source code in the FreeBSD source tree and make required changes there to replace certain routines with their iflib equivalents. The interface parameter you provide on the command line is just to tell the utility which interface to send the packet stream out on. It just generates a packet stream for transmission using netmap. The pkt-gen program is just a demonstation utility (or think sample application) provided for netmap developers to test with. There is no "conversion of a driver to iflib" possible by simply compiling and running pkt-gen. The instructions you are following make no sense. I tried will lower case "i" also.ĭo you know what's said in Porting BGE Driver to said in Porting BGE Driver to IFLIB.: I reached steps 6 and I have an issue, the commad pkt-gen -I ix0 -f rx or pkt-gen -I ixgbe0 -f rx will just print a list of pkt-gen commands. Hello I tried to use your tutorial, for ixgbe driver.
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