fpgaport¶
SYNOPSIS¶
DESCRIPTION¶
The fpgaport
enables and disables virtualization. It assigns
and releases control of the port to the virtual function (VF). By default, the driver
assigns the port to the physical function (PF) in the non-virtualization use case.
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS¶
{assign, release}
Action to perform.
device
The FPGA device being targeted with this action.
port
The number of the port.
OPTIONAL ARGUMENTS¶
-N NUMVFS, --numvfs NUMVFS
Create NUMVFS virtual functions. The typical value is 1.
-X, --destroy-vfs
Destroy all virtual functions prior to assigning.
--debug
Display additional log information.
-h, --help
Print usage information.
EXAMPLE¶
fpgaport release /dev/dfl-fme.0 0
Release port 0 from physical function control.
fpgaport assign /dev/dfl-fme.0 0
Assign port 0 to physical function control.
Last update:
May 25, 2024
Created: May 25, 2024
Created: May 25, 2024