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* raspbian default kernel does not enable userspace application access to the performance counters (this access is required by vpp to read the cycle counter)
 
* raspbian default kernel does not enable userspace application access to the performance counters (this access is required by vpp to read the cycle counter)
- Download kernel module from [https://github.com/christophefontaine/arm_rdtsc github]
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** Download kernel module from [https://github.com/christophefontaine/arm_rdtsc github]
- This requires kernel headers: if you updated your kernel with rpi-update, you may have to download the whole kernel sources to retrieve kernel headers (see [https://github.com/notro/rpi-source/wiki rpi-source])
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** This requires kernel headers: if you updated your kernel with rpi-update, you may have to download the whole kernel sources to retrieve kernel headers (see [https://github.com/notro/rpi-source/wiki rpi-source])
- build and test kmod (see included README)
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** build and test kmod (see included README)
  
 
* raspbian kernel does not have hugepage support: modify the startup.conf file to specify the amount of RAM to allocate
 
* raspbian kernel does not have hugepage support: modify the startup.conf file to specify the amount of RAM to allocate

Revision as of 23:34, 2 May 2016

vpp-lite

export PLATFORM=vpp_lite
make build
make run


raspi3 / arm aarch32

  • make install-dep fails as the OS is not recognized, so install dependencies manually:
apt-get install curl build-essential autoconf automake bison libssl-dev ccache \
debhelper dkms openjdk-8-jdk git libtool libganglia1-dev libapr1-dev dh-systemd \
libconfuse-dev git-review exuberant-ctags cscope
  • Build:
export PLATFORM=arm32
make build
  • raspbian default kernel does not enable userspace application access to the performance counters (this access is required by vpp to read the cycle counter)
    • Download kernel module from github
    • This requires kernel headers: if you updated your kernel with rpi-update, you may have to download the whole kernel sources to retrieve kernel headers (see rpi-source)
    • build and test kmod (see included README)
  • raspbian kernel does not have hugepage support: modify the startup.conf file to specify the amount of RAM to allocate
cpu {
  main-core 3
}
heapsize 64M
  • Finally, run as usual:
make run