Hi,
Packets should normally be fragmented above the MTU size (typically 1460 - 1500
bytes). Now, as far as I see (I have a 1.3.0 for Blackfin), TCP implementation
in LwIP supports fragmentation and re-assembly.
How about the UDP fragmentation? Does LwIP support it?
Thanks
Prasanth.
Maybe I just didn't put it right. The fragmentation should happen in the IP
layer. Has anyone tested this against the UDP transfers above MTU limit?
From: savannah-users-bounces+prasanth.rajagopal=analog@gnu.org
[mailto:savannah-users-bounces+prasanth.rajagopal=analog@gnu.org] On Behalf
2011/2/4 Rajagopal, Prasanth :
> Hi,
>
> Packets should normally be fragmented above the MTU size (typically 1460 –
> 1500 bytes). Now, as far as I see (I have a 1.3.0 for Blackfin), TCP
> implementation in LwIP supports fragmentation and re-assembly.
>
> How about the UDP fragmentation? Does LwIP
