Andrew Sutton wrote :
> i'm having some problems with the irda stuff, primarily with irttp and
> the irsock interface (or so it seems), and some other odd issues
> besides.
Have you checked this common list of mistakes :
http://www.pasta.cs.uit.no/pipermail/linux-irda/2000-November/002028.html
> LM-IAS Objects:
> name: TestServer, id=9755837
> - Attribute name: "IrDA:TinyTP:LsapSel", value[IAS_INTEGER]: 0
>
> name: Device, id=0
> - Attribute name: "IrLMPSupport", value[IAS_OCT_SEQ]: octet sequence
>
> - Attribute name: "DeviceName", value[IAS_STRING]: "My Server"
This doesn't look healthy at all. Your server is ar LSAP 0,
which is the LSAP reserved for the IAS server. No wonder your IAS
queries fail.
Now, the big question is why the IrDA stack allow this to
happen. It look like the IrDA stack was not initialised properly,
which goes back to "see the list of common problems".
> Dec 21 12:30:58 nighttrain kernel: Assertion failed! skb->len >= TTP_HEADER,irtt
This mean that it was expecting the following to be tru, but
it's false. In other words, it failed because skb->len < TTP_HEADER.
Jean
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