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You don't get kernel features anymore, and have to re-implement the ones you need yourself.
by parliament32 7y ago
You don't get kernel features anymore, and have to re-implement the ones you need yourself.
- ra1n85 7y agoCorrect - things you take for granted like ARP and TCP/IP are completely up to you to take care of. Further, the Kernel has little visibility into most kernel bypass stacks, so /proc or iproute are often blind to what's happening. DPDK does have "kernel interfaces", so you can direct packets to the kernel.