fhi_72: allow to provide dpdk_iova_mode to xran
In DPDK, IO Virtual Addresses (IOVA) refers to the memory addressing scheme used for IO operations. The two IOVA modes supported by DPDK are: - IOVA as Physical Address (PA): IO memory addresses correspond directly to physical addresses, no address translation required. - IOVA as Virtual Address (VA): IO memory addresses align with user-space virtual addresses, requiring IOMMU to remap physical memory. Previously, this was hardcoded to 0, to use IOVA as PA mode, with xRAN's DPDK EAL initialization using the "--iova-mode=pa" flag. This commit introduces a gNB configuration option to allow users to select the desired IOVA mode. The default remains PA mode to ensure backward compatibility. Using IOVA VA mode allows DPDK to run without requiring SYS_ADMIN capability in the docker container.
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- `IPC_LOCK` (becomes mandatory with DPDK)
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- `SYS_RESOURCE`
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- `NET_RAW`
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- `SYS_ADMIN`: This is required by DPDK when using IOVA PA (Physical Address)
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mode to read `/proc/self/pagemaps`. However, if DPDK EAL is configured to use
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IOVA VA (Virtual Address) mode, this capability is no longer required.
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## Capabilities with UHD
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