Hi,
Is the PPP port available so I can test it? I have a SIO port for LPC17xx.
It actually reflects the UARTS buffer, meaning that if len is larger that
TX_BUFFER it will chunk the data and send it.
This will also allow to declare a larger/smaller TX/RX PPP buffer. As what I
have seen over the web sio implementations will not work if len > than your
buffer unless you send 1 byte at a time which isnt efficient.
Regards,
Nick
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From: <goldsi...@gmx.de>
Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2012 11:02 PM
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Subject: Re: [lwip-users] LCP Termination Request steps
Sylvain Rochet wrote:
I still have to find a way to test PPPoS, which
require a SIO somewhere, maybe I will do a unix SIO port, this seems
easier than using a takes-minutes-to-flash-and-hard-to-debug uC.
I tested it with the Win32 port from contrib. There is (by now) a working
SIO port included which should work with PPPoS. I tested that against
window's PPP-Server, which still did not work fully. But given the bugs
you found in the code recently, that might have changed. Seeing this nice
result, a unix SIO port shouldn't be too hard.
Simon
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