whoops, saved the message as draft while I worked on something else, outlook express must have sent it off anyway.
Well, to finish my question, I cannot seem to open a raw socket in raw address domain. I am using both a Xircom 802.11b sleeve and a Portsmith ethernet cradle. Anyone have an idea why I cannot open this type of raw socket? And if you know the answer, would you know if an ARP message requires a raw socket in raw address domain or can it use a raw socket in ip address domain? Palm? You guys still around? Wanna answer? "Loc" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > I've seen this posted by someone else, but like 80% of questions asked on > this newsgroup, there was no answer. I want to send a raw ethernet packet, > but I cannot seem to be able to open a raw socket in raw address domain. > > rawSock = NetLibSocketOpen( m_usAppNetRefnum, > // netSocketAddrINET, > netSocketAddrRaw, > netSocketTypeRaw, > netSocketProtoIPRAW, > 0.5 * SysTicksPerSecond(), > &iErr); > > As you can see, I've commented out opening the socket in inet domain. If I > open the raw socket in inet domain, it works. However, I don't think I want > to do this. I am trying to send a gratuitous ARP message, and I believe > that it must be raw ethernet packets and not wrapped in > > > > -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
