Tim Karl wrote: > I don't know if this will help, but the checksum is part of the UDP > header which should be computed by the sender prior to the data being > sent. It is computed using the data that is to be sent. UDP at the > sender side performs the one's complement of the sum of all the 16-bit > words in the segment. This result is put in the checksum field of the > UDP segment. When it gets to the receiver all of the 16 bit words are > added together with the checksum. If the result is all 1's, then there > are no errors. Otherwise, there are errors. So, unless the hardware > sending out the data is computing the checksum incorrectly, my guess is > that it is network related. > ...also note that the code in 1.0.x is platform dependent. On a *BSD system you will get a lot of these, but they're all wrong. Linux and BSD sends the same error code for different reasons...
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