Hello,
I am having a problem running winpcap on my Thinkpad T42.
My system is a IBM Thinkpad T42 with:
WinXP Pro SP2
Intel PRO/1000 MT
Intel PRO/Wireless 2200BG
WinpCap 3.1 beta4 (also tried with 3.0 alpha3, which works with this app on
other XP installs)
I have an application that utilizes
Hi Nick.
As a matter of facts, due to the lack of
resources, the relative obsolescence of win9x and its poor performance, our
efforts are all concentrated on the development of winpcap under NT systems.
As a consequence, we can provide very little support for this OS.I'm
very sorry for
Uhm... this is rather weird.
Can you please try the debug_to_file version of packet.dll?
It's available at
http://winpcap.polito.it/contact.htm
under the section submitting bugs. Repeat your tests (I hope it will fail
with the same behavior as before). Next, send me the file
winpcap_debug.txt
Hi Daniel.
You are right, you need SC_MANAGER_CREATE_SERVICE to install the driver.
However, the service is created upon winpcap installation, so the function
PacketInstallDriver() should never been called by PacketOpenAdapterNPF.
Nevertheless, I think that we need to clean up that code (and
I'm trying to use winpcap to build a software bridge using two lan cards
-- but seem to be in an infinite feedback loop. I open both NIC's using
pcap_open( rpcap://theDeviceName1, ... ) and rpcap::/theDeviceName2.
Then I start two threads, each collecting frames on one of the NIC's
using
Thanks for the suggestion. I see pcap_open_live(), that is called by
pcap_open(), calls PacketSetHwFilter() with either
NDIS_PACKET_TYPE_PROMISCUOUS or NDIS_PACKET_TYPE_ALL_LOCAL depending on
whether it was asked to run in promiscuous mode. From ntddndis.h the
only NDIS_PACKET* defines are:
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