How do I do this C call taken from a Linux program on OpenBSD? socket(PF_PACKET, SOCK_RAW, htons(0x4254))
man socket on OpenBSD offers AF_ISO (ISO protocols) which sounds like it could be access to individual ISO stack layers including layer 2? However the string ISO is not mentioned anywhere else in the manual page so the documentation on this seems to be missing (completeness of manual pages, hee, OpenBSD?) "The types SOCK_RAW, which is available only to the superuser, and SOCK_RDM, which is planned, but not yet implemented, are not described here." Is SOCK_RAW described anywhere else in the OpenBSD manpages? If yes, where? The SEE ALSO section doesn't also contain any entries which would evoke relation to AF_ISO or SOCK_RAW. I basically need to fill in my own Ethernet frame, including DST and SRC MAC, with 3 possible patterns - random data, all zeroes, or alternating 01010101, and send lots of packets of this type. Then calculate from ifconfig how many were received on loopback and calculate bit error rate of the link for different electrical frequencies occuring in the data stream. CL<
