Hi, thanks for your replies.
"Lal" wrote:
> > for( count = 0 ; count < reads ; count ++ ){
> Shouldn't it be count += 2 ??
Not exactly, 'reads' is a function of rxlen, not reported for clarity.
Actually is something like rxlen/2 plus some padding, but I snipped it out
cause I'm pretty sure it works fine.
"Pranav Sawargaonkar" wrote:
> To debug try to parse eth header for packets you are receiving in your
> interrupt handler, especially h_dest field and check that packets are
> having dest mac of your nic card.
MAC of my card if a 'statical' 00:00:de:ad:be:ef.
Anyway, an ARP requesto shouldn't depends on the mac address.
That's what i see before calling netif_rx():
1 ETHERNET FRAME: <dest> <source> <0x0806> -> correct
2 ff ff ff ff ff ff 0 22 15 0 95 3c 8 6.
3 ARP REQUEST:
4 <hwtype> <proto> -> ethernet / IP -> correct.
5 0 1 8 0.
6 <hw/proto len> -> hw e prot address lenght (6->mac , 4->ip)
7 6 4.
8 <oper> -> request
9 0 1.
10 <source addresses> -> mac correct, eth: 192.168.1.92, correct.
11 0 22 15 0 95 3c.
12 c0 a8 1 5c
13 <dest addresses>
14 0 0 0 0 0 0.
15 c0 a8 1 a8 -> 192.168.1.168, correct.
so, the request seems ok, but i don't stil see any transmition.
I'm wondering if netif_receive has every infos to process the packet, but
I'm still not so experienced in net programming. :(
> If yes check that packets are not going outside through that other nic ,
> this might be a reason why you are not seeing xmit being called.
no, there's no other nic card.
Thanks.bye!
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