Please try the attached patches (broadly inspired by fxp(4)) and let me
know if they solve the problem.
I am inclined to commit as-is as they are quite trivial, but I'm not sure
how the VIA Rhine chips act if we try to detach them as devices without
necessarily reading the ISR register to consume
Hi all,
I've begun merging NetBSD's changes to vr(4) for bus_dma(9)-ification of
the driver. However I have run into a few problems.
I have extracted diffs against HEAD (as of my last commit rev 1.89) of
if_vr.c and if_vrreg.h of the merging work I've done so far which has
been mostly by hand fro
On Tue, 29 Jun 2004, David Malone wrote:
It seems to me that RANDOM_IP_ID might be better as a sysctl rather
than a kernel option. Would anyone mind if I changed this?
David.
I'd rather see a sysctl that switched between incremental frag IDs and
arc4random() based IDs, followed by the removal of
There is a sysctl key 'net.link.ether.inet.proxyall' which control ARP-proxying.
However I've never used PLIP, and so I don't know
how to get PLIP work. Seem like your method #2 is bridging, but for what ARP-proxying
in bridging?
Alexander Vasenin aka BlackSir
> -Original Message-
> Fro
Hello. I have an old notebook computer (hostname:oldbook) connected to
another host (hostname:proxy) by through plip link. This link works fine.
oldbook:plip0:192.168.0.11->192.168.0.10
proxy:plip0:192.168.0.10->192.168.0.11
there is a NIC on the proxy host:
proxy:ed1:192.168.0.250/255.255.255.0
Sam,
May be you can help me on the way.
We are using the "Hifn 7955, rev 0, 32KB dram, 64 sessions" and when
those sessions are full (or as we have seen if there have been 64
sessions in a short time) the application (racoon) gets ENOMEM. I've
been looking at the openbsd driver (where this seems
On Friday 02 July 2004 11:05, kamal kc wrote:
> first of all thanks for solving my previous problem.
> my previous problem was about the ip and ethernet header.
> this is how i solved it:
>
> char *sender,*dest;
> char *ptr;
> struct ether_header eth;
> ptr=pcap_next(..);
> sender=ether_nt
first of all thanks for solving my previous problem.
my previous problem was about the ip and ethernet header.
this is how i solved it:
char *sender,*dest;
char *ptr;
struct ether_header eth;
ptr=pcap_next(..);
sender=ether_ntoa(ether->s_host);
printf("%s", sender);
dest=ether_ntoa(ether->
