Dennis Windisch wrote: >> <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. > [...] >> Same here, Ethereal will have to be attached to rteth0 or rtlo. > > The problems sadly remains: > In the Interface options, after starting the RT NIC driver, Ethereal doesn't > recognize anything beside the loopback device. No rteth0 or rtlo is shown. >
Take a look at the rtnet start script, it does exactly the startup you need in case RTCAP=yes is set in rtnet.conf. Though you do not need RTmac/TDMA, you could simple test RTcap by running the start script and intercepting it after it stops. Then the rtcap devices should be available in the Linux side, and you could verify that your build is correct. Jan
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