> So, could it be that there are problems
> doing IL through QEMU? There shouldn't
> be, as the pcap device sends directly
> through the interface... so far as I can
> tell.
>
> Input welcome.
do a packet trace from the host.
it's also possible to turn on some
il tracing on the fs. here are a couple
of the flags from my fs that might be
interesting:
../dev/cw.c:401: roflag = flag_install("ro", "-- ro reads and
writes");
../ip/arp.c:72: arpcache.flag = flag_install("arp", "--
verbose");
../ip/il.c:170: ilflag = flag_install("il", "-- on errors");
../port/con.c:830: attachflag = flag_install("attach", "-- attach calls");
../port/con.c:831: chatflag = flag_install("chat", "-- verbose");
../port/con.c:832: allowflag = flag_install("allow", "-- allow mode");
../port/con.c:834: whoflag = flag_install("allchans", "-- on who");
../port/con.c:835: authdebugflag = flag_install("authdebug", "-- report
authentications");
../port/con.c:836: authdisableflag = flag_install("authdisable", "--
disable authentication");
(i believe in the standard 64bit fs, allow isn't a flag.
i did it that way, so i could allow one channel.)
the syntax is "flag $flag". it's a toggle. you can also
apply a flag to a single channel, but i don't think
you've gotten that far. "flag $chan $flag".
- erik
