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Subject: [dpdk-dev] Error on burst packets
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Good morning.
I'm trying to make a switch with some rules based on the L2fwd example,
i have everything working well (pings), but when i step up a bit i have
the same recurring error:

Segmentation Fault
in eth_em_xmit_pkts ()

That i backtracked to:

rte_eth_tx_burst

I tried to burst the packets much sparsely (more time between), change
some configurations parameters but nevertheless this error seems to not
going away.
It there is any thing i should do to prevent?
Thanks in advance.