,SOCK_DGRAM,0) on
Linux, it will automatically load the ipx kernel module and the socket
syscall returns successfully. But I don't find any ipx module in
/boot/kernel/ on freebsd.
So I wonder how does freebsd supports ipx? Is there any other work
I should do for this purpose?
And if this isn't
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In contrast however, when calling socket(PF_IPX,SOCK_DGRAM,0) on
Linux, it will automatically load the ipx kernel module and the socket
syscall returns successfully. But I don't find any ipx module in
/boot/kernel/ on freebsd.
So I wonder how does freebsd supports ipx? Is there any other work
I suppose you should add options IPX line to your kernel
configuration file and rebuild/reinstall the kernel.
have a look at /usr/src/sys/conf/NOTES and/or
/usr/src/sys/{amd64,i386}/conf/NOTES for more information about kernel options
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YC Wang wrote:
[snip]
syscall returns successfully. But I don't find any ipx module in
/boot/kernel/ on freebsd.
So I wonder how does freebsd supports ipx? Is there any other work
I should do for this purpose?
I believe what you read in Wikipedia may be out of date. Someone correct me
On 12 October 2012 09:44, Michael Powell nightre...@hotmail.com wrote:
YC Wang wrote:
[snip]
syscall returns successfully. But I don't find any ipx module in
/boot/kernel/ on freebsd.
So I wonder how does freebsd supports ipx? Is there any other work
I should do for this purpose?
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