"Jennings, Richard R" wrote:
>
> Greetings all,
> I have been able to get RTnet version 0.9.0 up and running
> with one exception. The full realtime network rt_echo_client
> module gets the following error even after doing the "route
> solicit" as shown in the docs:
>
> rt_ip_route_output() route not found daddr=010215ac saddr=00000000 oif=0
> sendto()=-113
>
> I changed the hardcoded IP address to match my network.
> I also verified the ARP was happening correctly between the
> two RTnet controllers using tcpdump and ethereal.
>
> Has anyone got rt_echo_client working correctly? Is there
> some trick I missed?
>
Hi Rich,
I had exactly that problem too ...until I did the route solicit on
*both* machines. Then it worked, but I never really understood why the
2nd route solicit was needed. Maybe Dave knows.
Best regards,
Ian
> Thanks,
> Rich
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