Hi. I'm playing around with drivers/net/ne.c, writing a tcp monitor in the kernel (just because i want to hack kernel source :-).. Since ne.c is very nic dependant i wonder if there is some other way to catch those sk_buffs.. I have looked at net/ethernet/eth.c but i'd like to write a module that can do the same thing as i do in ne.c.. Is there any way to catch sk_buffs before they're sent out/received on the nic? Yes, i know you can implement all this stuff in userland, i've already done that, i want to do it in the kernel now :-). I'm talking about Linux 2.2 so don't give me any tips that don't work on Linux 2.2, heh.. Thanks in advance, noupe - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-net" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
