Sergey Sholokh wrote: > > Also I try get IP over DVB (MPE) in Ukraine. > My ISP provide access to Internet over DVB-T. > I had received Unicast PID and MAC from my ISP and firstly I tried got > Internet access with Windows drivers. It test had passed successfully. Then I > tried got access Internet access with Linux DVB drivers. I used > linuxtv-dvb-1.0.1 drivers and kernel-2.4.22. But I didn't get any packets on > my dvb0_0 interface. ... > I setup my MAC on this interface - > ifconfig dvb0_0 hw ether 00002xxxxxxxx 10.1.1.1 up > Interface is running but no traffic (any!) > tcpdump -ni dvb0_0 shows nothing > Sure, routing is right - my ISP see my outgoing packets on DVB incapsulator, > rp_filter has 0 value.
Does ifconfig report incoming/dropped packets in its statistics? > I'm tried using dvbsnoop with my unicast PID to capture packets. > All packets were received successfully on my MAC! > Unfortunately, no traffic on dvb0_0 yet. > I'm tried changed IP on dvb interface to IP taken from my working Windows > DVB-data program (192.168.21.44), but no traffic yet. > I'm attentively checking my network settings - in my opinion all settings are > right. > > Also I tried start dvbstream -o 20xx, so when I ping someone IP address > (www.google.com for example) - I see replay packets in stdout output!!! > But dvb0_0 empty! > > Have you anybody advice for me? You could either post a few packets (hex dump) captured with dvbsnoop, or have a look at the spec (ETSI EN 301 192 chapter 7 "Multiprotocol encapsulation", get from www.etsi.org) and the code (dvb_net_sec() in linux/drivers/media/dvb/dvb-core/dvb_net.c) yourself. Does your ISP have an information page which describes technical details? Johannes -- Info: To unsubscribe send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe linux-dvb" as subject.
