Getting Started Guide for Linux

• 1. Introduction
  • 1.1. Documentation Roadmap
• 2. System Requirements
  • 2.1. BIOS Setting Prerequisite on x86
  • 2.2. Compilation of the DPDK
  • 2.3. Running DPDK Applications
• 3. Compiling the DPDK Target from Source
  • 3.1. Uncompress DPDK and Browse Sources
  • 3.2. Compiling and Installing DPDK System-wide
• 4. Cross compiling DPDK for aarch64 and aarch32
  • 4.1. Prerequisites
  • 4.2. GNU toolchain
  • 4.3. LLVM/Clang toolchain
  • 4.4. Building for an aarch64 SoC on an aarch64 build machine
  • 4.5. Supported SoC configuration
• 5. Cross compiling DPDK for LoongArch
  • 5.1. Prerequisites
  • 5.2. GNU toolchain
  • 5.3. Supported cross-compilation targets
• 6. Cross compiling DPDK for RISC-V
  • 6.1. Prerequisites
  • 6.2. GNU toolchain
  • 6.3. Supported cross-compilation targets
• 7. Linux Drivers
  • 7.1. Binding and Unbinding Network Ports to/from the Kernel Modules
  • 7.2. VFIO
  • 7.3. VFIO Platform
  • 7.4. Bifurcated Driver
  • 7.5. UIO
• 8. Running Sample Applications
  • 8.1. Compiling a Sample Application
  • 8.2. Running a Sample Application
  • 8.3. Additional Sample Applications
• 9. EAL parameters
  • 9.1. Common EAL parameters
  • 9.2. Linux-specific EAL parameters
• 10. Enabling Additional Functionality
  • 10.1. Running DPDK Applications Without Root Privileges
  • 10.2. Power Management and Power Saving Functionality
  • 10.3. Using Linux Core Isolation to Reduce Context Switches
  • 10.4. High Precision Event Timer (HPET) Functionality
• 11. How to get best performance with NICs on Intel platforms
  • 11.1. Hardware and Memory Requirements
  • 11.2. Configurations before running DPDK
• 12. How to get best performance on AMD platform
  • 12.1. Tuning Guides for AMD EPYC SoC
  • 12.2. General Requirements
  • 12.3. BIOS
  • 12.4. Linux GRUB
  • 12.5. NIC and Accelerator
  • 12.6. Compiler
  • 12.7. Max LCores
  • 12.8. Power