Dennis Windisch wrote: > I wanted to use RTCap + Ethereal to examine my RT network traffic. > To configure RTCap I've followed the RTCap-Readme, first unloaded my > "normal NIC driver, then loaded the RTnet modules (rtnet.ko, rtipv4.ko, > rtpacket.ko, rt_loopback.ko) as well as my RT NIC driver module > (rt_8139too.ko in my case). After this, I loaded rtcap.ko and then > configured my rteth0/rtlo devices. Then I wanted to configure the shadow > network device rtdev0 but I always get an error message telling me that > this device doesn't exist (regardless of which I use: rtifconfig or the > normal ifconfig, both don't "know" this device).
<rtdevX> is only a place holder in the documentation. It typically represents rteth0 (for the first RT-NIC) or rtlo (for the RT-loopback device), see example text. > Ethereal of course didn't recognize my RT-NIC either because of the > missing rtdev0. > Same here, Ethereal will have to be attached to rteth0 or rtlo. Jan
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