DPDK is a set of libraries and drivers for fast packet processing
DPDK is the Data Plane Development Kit that consists of libraries to accelerate packet processing workloads running on a wide variety of CPU architectures.
Designed to run on x86, POWER and ARM processors, it runs mostly in Linux userland, with a FreeBSD port available for a subset of DPDK features. DPDK is licensed under the Open Source BSD License.
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| _constraints | 0000000361 361 Bytes | |
| _link | 0000000124 124 Bytes | |
| dpdk-18.11.tar.xz | 0011346132 10.8 MB | |
| dpdk-thunderx.changes | 0000040057 39.1 KB | |
| dpdk-thunderx.spec | 0000011719 11.4 KB | |
| dpdk.changes | 0000040057 39.1 KB | |
| dpdk.spec | 0000011535 11.3 KB | |
| pre_checkin.sh | 0000000618 618 Bytes | |
| preamble | 0000000082 82 Bytes |
Revision 94 (latest revision is 172)
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- Update to 18.11; some of the changes are(fate#325916, fate#325951 fate#326025, fate#326992): - Update to 18.11; some of the changes are(fate#325916, fate#325951 fate#326025, fate#326992):
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Does dpdk stay on LTS releases?
@alois I would say it does unless there is a very specific requirement for other release.
No, it's ok. I just wondered.
Can someone update to latest? DPDK 22.11.2 (LTS) was released on 2022 May 6. More than a year ago.