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I'm trying to use tcpreplay with netmap enabled on a Ubuntu 22.04 machine with Intel 82599ES. After building netmap (master with ixgbe:5.18.11) and tcpreplay 4.4.4, I failed to switch the network driver to netmap bypass mode because of the nm_do_ioctl: No such file or directory
It seems I cannot build netmap on Ubuntu 22.04 successfully with an older version (v11, v13) so I use the master branch. The version of ixgbe is the latest one in netmap/LINUX/final-patches that I can build successfully.
To ReproduceSteps to reproduce the behavior: 0. Clone netmap to/Documents/netmap; Clone tcpreplay to /Documents/tcpreplay`
Build netmap with: ./configure --no-drivers=virtio_net.c --driver-suffix=-netmap --select-version=ixgbe:5.18.11 && make -j && sudo make install
Build tcpreplay with: ./configure --with-netmap=~/Documents/netmap && make -j && sudo make install
Switching network driver for enp1s0f1 to netmap bypass mode... failed!
Switching network driver for enp1s0f1 to normal mode...
Fatal Error: failed to open device enp1s0f1: nm_do_ioctl: No such file or directory
Expected behavior
I want to use tcpreplay with netmap to send packets as in normal mode (without --netmap).
Screenshots
System (please complete the following information):
OS: Ubuntu 22.04
Tcpreplay Version 4.4.4.
Additional context I haven't figured out how to let tcpreplay show more information about the failure. Please give me some advice to find out how to provide more information and solve this problem.
I rebuild tcpreplay with debug output enabled. And the output is:
> sudo tcpreplay -i enp1s0f1 --netmap -d 1 dataset/202006101400.pcap
DEBUG1 in netmap.c:sendpacket_open_netmap() line 192: sendpacket_open_netmap: using netmap
DEBUG1 in netmap.c:get_netmap_version() line 56: netmap detected API version 14 which matches compiled version
Switching network driver for enp1s0f1 to netmap bypass mode... DEBUG1 in netmap.c:sendpacket_open_netmap() line 369: sendpacket_open_netmap: mapping 334980 Kbytes queues=4
DEBUG1 in netmap.c:sendpacket_open_netmap() line 411: enp1s0f1 tx first=0 last=0 num=4
DEBUG1 in netmap.c:sendpacket_open_netmap() line 414: TX0 0x0x7fca2928e000 head=0 cur=0 tail=511
DEBUG1 in netmap.c:sendpacket_open_netmap() line 414: TX1 0x0x7fca29297000 head=0 cur=0 tail=511
DEBUG1 in netmap.c:sendpacket_open_netmap() line 414: TX2 0x0x7fca292a0000 head=0 cur=0 tail=511
DEBUG1 in netmap.c:sendpacket_open_netmap() line 414: TX3 0x0x7fca292a9000 head=0 cur=0 tail=511
DEBUG1 in netmap.c:sendpacket_open_netmap() line 414: TX4 0x0x7fca29251000 head=0 cur=4 tail=4
DEBUG1 in netmap.c:nm_do_ioctl() line 130: SIOCGIFFLAGS flags are 0x11431143
failed!
Switching network driver for enp1s0f1 to normal mode...
Fatal Error in sendpacket.c:sendpacket_open() line 551:
failed to open device enp1s0f1: nm_do_ioctl: No such file or directory
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Describe the bug
I'm trying to use tcpreplay with netmap enabled on a Ubuntu 22.04 machine with Intel 82599ES. After building netmap (master with ixgbe:5.18.11) and tcpreplay 4.4.4, I failed to switch the network driver to netmap bypass mode because of the
nm_do_ioctl: No such file or directory
It seems I cannot build netmap on Ubuntu 22.04 successfully with an older version (v11, v13) so I use the master branch. The version of ixgbe is the latest one in
netmap/LINUX/final-patches
that I can build successfully.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior: 0. Clone netmap to
/Documents/netmap/Documents/tcpreplay`; Clone tcpreplay to
./configure --no-drivers=virtio_net.c --driver-suffix=-netmap --select-version=ixgbe:5.18.11 && make -j && sudo make install
./configure --with-netmap=~/Documents/netmap && make -j && sudo make install
sudo tcpreplay -i enp1s0f1 --netmap dataset/202006101400.pcap
Expected behavior
I want to use tcpreplay with netmap to send packets as in normal mode (without --netmap).
Screenshots
System (please complete the following information):
Additional context
I haven't figured out how to let tcpreplay show more information about the failure.Please give me some advice to find out how to provide more information and solve this problem.I rebuild tcpreplay with debug output enabled. And the output is:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: