When I did my builds it was long enough ago that I don't recall there being any networking support besides libpcap, which I agree is not optimal. Is slirp networking expected to work on Android?
In any case, I have successfully built a few simulators that don't require networking and I'm currently working on the ones that do. I'll post binaries in a day or two once I have functional builds for all of the simulators. -Henry On Sep 16, 2016 2:11 PM, "Mark Pizzolato" <m...@infocomm.com> wrote: > The existing sim_ether already supports a tunneling protocol by > encapsulating Ethernet frames in UDP packets. Such a connection can then > talk to one of itself or to an instance of Johnny's bridge where it can be > presented to s remote LAN. > > On Sep 16, 2016 11:02 AM, "Phil Budne" <p...@ultimate.com> wrote: > >> A way to do networking would be to implement a tunneling protocol in >> simh_ether and hand packets off to a proxy that put them on the wire. >> Cisco GRE might be a suitable protocol for Ethernet over IP. >> >> If all you care about is IP, then the protocol could be OpenVPN, and >> other protocols could be detected by "ether type", SAP or SNAP and >> handed off to other encapulation protocols. >> >> Phil >> >>
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