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["mc36" <>]

hi,
/sbin/ifconfig should not show you the physical interfaces!
moreover sho p4 p4 port-names should give you pcie slot ids:

mchome#show p4lang p4 port-names
num  name
0    0000:00:1f.6
1    0000:01:00.0
2    0000:01:00.1
3    net_af_packet0
4    net_af_packet1
5    net_af_packet2
6    net_af_packet3
7    net_af_packet4
8    net_af_packet5
9    net_af_packet6
10   net_af_packet7

mchome#

but be aware that celerons can break as dpdk requires i7 compiler knob:
https://github.com/rare-freertr/freeRtr/blob/master/misc/native/c.sh#L18

br,
cs



On 12/21/22 16:27, Edgard wrote:
> Hello everybody!
> I have a question about what is the easiest way to check if everything went 
> well in activating the dataplane with p4dpdk in a whitebox with Intel Celeron 
> J4125.
> After running these commands:
> rtr#write
> rtr#test hwext path /rtr/rtr- dataplane p4dpdk
> rtr#reload cold
> With output:
> % externalizing forwarding
> % found 5 interfaces
> % ifc 0: sdn1 ethernet1 enp1s0 00:e2:69:5c:2a:57
> % ifc 1: sdn2 ethernet2 enp2s0 00:e2:69:5c:2a:58
> % ifc 2: sdn3 ethernet3 eno1 00:e2:69:5c:2a:59
> % ifc 3: sdn4 ethernet4 enp4s0 00:e2:69:5c:2a:5a
> % ifc 4: sdn5 ethernet20001 veth1b -
> % found 2 vrfs
> % vrf 0: inet
> % vrf 1: sdwan
>
> Unfortunately, for now I only have this box.
>
> As I've been doing tests with dataplanes for a short time, I still haven't 
> found a way to do performance tests correctly.
>
> ---
> Edgard


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