Hi,
Please find below roadmap of NXP for 24.11 release:
bus/fslmc:
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Upgrade MC firmware to 10.39 for DPAA2 platform. Latest MC version with general bug fixes, TM issue fix for >8 queues, and API enhancements for flow distribution statistics.
net/dpaa2:
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- Flow APIs implementation enhancement and bug fixes.
net/dpaa:
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- IEEE1588 support
The DPAA driver supports IEEE1588 (Precision Time Protocol) for precise clock synchronization.
- OH port support
Introducing Offline (O/H) port support, enabling hardware-based packet processing and loopback capabilities. This feature allows for efficient packet exchange between applications, leveraging two queues for receive and send
operations. With a maximum speed of 3.75 Mpps (2.5 Gbps), O/H ports facilitate communication between applications, enabling use cases like inter-process communication and packet processing.
net/eQoS:
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The eQoS Ethernet Driver is a new DPDK driver proposed for the 24.11 release, supporting NXP's i.MX8MP, i.MX8DXL, i.MX91, and i.MX93 platforms.
net/enetc:
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- support new ethernet enetc4 driver version4 of existing Enetc driver on NXP i.MX95 platform, featuring:
* Virtual Functions (VFs) for virtualized environments
* VF-PF messaging for enhanced feature control
* Multiple queues with RSS-based distribution for optimized network performance
net/enetfec:
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Improves enetfec driver with:
- Coverity bug fixes, addressing potential security vulnerabilities
- Datapath logic fixes to resolve non-cache coherent platform issues
crypto/dpaax:
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- Improves crypto/dpaax functionality with:
- Fixes for PDCP descriptors, ensuring accurate data processing
- Debugging enhancements for easier issue identification and resolution
- Memory leak fixes, preventing resource waste and ensuring stability
- optimizations
These enhancements improve the reliability, stability, performance and debuggability of crypto on dpaax platforms.
dma/dpaax:
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Complete overhaul of the DMA driver code for DPAA1 and DPAA2 platforms, focusing on:
- Simplified code structure for improved maintainability
- Enhanced readability for easier understanding and debugging
- Future-proof design for seamless integration of upcoming features
Apart from that:
Regards,
Gagan