Zhang Yuchen wrote:
Thx. Now I am more clear about the "context".
This afternoon, I tried out with the round_trip_time test, without loading the
modules: rtmac and rtcfg, but it didn't work.(The showtime simply get stuck,
and did not show anyth) Do I need these modules to run this test?
If you don't use RTcfg you have to resolve the host routes manually
using "rtroute solicit ...". Likely, this caused your problems.
If I understand it correctly, rtmac and rtcfg are just two entries registered
in the "rt_packets" of stack manager, as ipv4 does. So it is possible to
communicate directly via ipv4, without any MAC from rtmac or distrib.
configuration from rtcfg, right? Then, shall the round_trip_time test be able
to run with only rtnet module and network card driver.
Yes, RTmac and RTcfg are optional if you can live without their features.
I remeber last time I tried out with the round_trip_time test, it did work.
But I used the script "rtnet", so all the modules were loaded.
...and all routes were resolved :)
Jan
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