Karl Reichert wrote: >> Karl Reichert wrote: >>> ... >>> Is there any possiblity to see how many frames received by rteth0, if >> configured without RTcap support? >>> I wrote a small RTnet master on my embedded system, which sends a sync >> frame to all slaves and I want to check if my slave (desktop >> machine)receives it, when I configure it as a slave. rtifconfig seems to not >> provide those >> information. >> >> Sorry, stats for Ethernet are a stepchild of RTnet (RT-WLAN is fine in >> contrast). Some drivers still maintain theirs stats privately, but that >> data is not exported to rtifconfig or other interfaces. But counting >> IRQs of your RT-NIC may indicate progress as well. >> >> Jan >> > Hmm ... it's not listed there. My card owns IRQ 10 but this is neither listed > in /proc/xenomai/irq nor /proc/interrupts
Did you configure the NIC, ie. run rtifconfig up? Before this, the IRQ is not claimed by the driver.
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