Sorry for "spamming" so much with my porting issues. Now it seems that BSD (at least Free/OpenBSD) TUN devices send AF_INET as a u_int32_t in network byte order first, which Linux tun-devs dont.
That's why my last mail contains sending of "00000002" as the first 32 bits, it's telling the other end which AF to use. When initiated from the Linux end, the BSD will say "unknown address family" or something very similar, which is true since it gets "45000054" as the first data. Is there two types of tun or is the BSD tuns just slightly different and incompatible by design? -- Janne Johansson jan.johans...@biomatsys.com BioMat Systems AB Klarabergsg 37 3tr 111 21 Stockholm
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