AARON MARKS wrote:
> Could it be byte ordering?
No. Byte order isn't relevant for transferring byte streams.
> Linux is little-endian; not sure what Win95 is.
Byte order is a property of the processor, not the OS. Intel
processors are little-endian, Motorola processors are big-endian. Some
processors (e.g. MIPS) can work either way.
TCP/IP is big-endian, so you need to perform conversions when reading
or writing data which comprises part of a packet header. However, this
doesn't apply to the data part of a packet; that is just a sequence of
bytes.
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