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This is a request to update DPDK package to 17.05 in fdBeta channel.

*** Bug 1416163 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

DPDK 17.05 passed the following two dpdk only test suites

1. Netperf tests:

netperf/name space 0/Host1 <-> testpmd/Host2 <-> netserver/name space 1

2. 64 bytes P-to-P RFC2544 zero loss over 40 Gb i40e tests:

Trex/port0 <-> testpmd/Host2 <-> Trex/port1

Got 11.86 Mpps rate for PvP 64-bytes RFC2544 zero-loss run between Xena and testpmd/guest.

(In reply to Jean-Tsung Hsiao from comment #5)
> Got 11.86 Mpps rate for PvP 64-bytes RFC2544 zero-loss run between Xena and
> testpmd/guest.

NIC under test is 10 Gb ixgbe.

Another two PvP test cases --- 64 bytes packets between Trex and testpmd/guest:

I. Connected back to back by 40 Gb XLV710, zero-loss Mpps rate=9.50.

II. Connected back to back by 25 Gb XXV710, 0.002% loss Mpps rate=12.86. NOTE: The corresponding zero loss Mpps rate=3.98 at best, most of times under 1 Mpps.