Adding support for Intel Fortville + DPDK use-case #155
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Actually... This greatly streamlines execution paths, and allows to finally get rid of our own IPVLAN interface handling module. All special features originally working only for IPVLAN are now 100% work for everything - even for VFIO bound PCI devices! |
…nterfaces. This enables us to: - handle ALL activities, in one place, unconditionally - cleaner code - finally getting rid of all IPVLAN specific code - being able to apply post processing even for the dummy interfaces
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PR solves bullet point 2 described in #148.
It also makes sure to skip kernel tunings for interfaces which are actually not managed by the kernel.