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On Tue, Oct 25, 2016 at 15:18:03 -0700, Samir Shah wrote:
> Does ASLR need to be turned off system-wide, or DPDK-processes wide? Could
> we use setarch/personality to disable ASLR for just the DPDK process and
> leave it enabled for the rest of the system? Any experience to say if that
> would work or not?
> 

I'm using setarch/personality to disable it only in the processes using
dpdk without any trouble.

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Jon
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