Hi,
I am using Stable 1.4.1 in my device. This device sends 4MB of TCP data to a
Windows laptop. I am using netcomm API.
1. When Windows is about to use up its TCP buffer, it sends a packet (P1)
with rwnd = 0 and ACK to, say, 2M.
2. Within 0.12s after receiving P1, lwip sends a packet (P2) with seq = 2M
and len = 1.
3. Windows sends P3 with ACK = 2M + 1 and rwnd = 0.
4. Now we go through many iterations of 4.1 and 4.2:
4.1. lwip sends P4 with seq = 2M and len = 0.
4.2. Windows sends P5 with ACK = 2M + 1 and rwnd = 0.
5. Eventually, Windows opens up its rwnd. So it sends P6 with ACK = 2M + 1
and rwnd = 4096 (or something similar).
6. Lwip sends P7 with seq = 2M and len = 1460.
Now you can see Windows receives the duplicated byte 2M.
So my question is, why does lwip send P4 and P7 with seq = 2M instead of 2M
+ 1? Note that Windows ACK = 2M + 1 in P3, P5, and P6.
Thanks.
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