Hi, Ingo Krabbe wrote: > It was very easy to get LiS to work with my 2.4.20 kernel loaded as a > module. I have also downloaded the xti and the tcp modules and worked > up the tcp makefile a bit to get the right linkages to xti->libnls > library. No problems so far.
This may be some software I wrote a long time ago. I'm no longer actively involved with LiS, so things may have changed, or my memory may be wrong. Please beware the I never got the TCP transport to work properly. It crashed the kernel under load. Someone else may have fixed that, I don't know. > Now I want to register the tcp and udp driver with LiS and want to > create thos /dev/tcp and /dev/udp nodes. I know there is a "Config" > file for this purpose but I don't understand the usage of this file > right now. I don't remember writing a Config file for this. Instead I manually created the character nodes. You can find the major node numbers in the driver source. > The tcp module expects the "LiS Source Path" at "../LiS" as can be found > in the Makefile, while the LiS documentation says that the tcp Config > file should be somewhere around "LiS Source Path"/drivers/str ... Yes. I never got this driver integrated into LiS. If it had been integrated, the right place for it would be drivers/str/linux/. To compile, the driver needs the LiS compile configuration and some LiS include files. So I set up the driver build so that it should work if the driver source is located in a directory next to the LiS source. I hope this helps. Best Regards, Ole Husgaard. P.S: If anybody has the time to integrate this driver into LiS, please feel free to do it. Same goes for the LiS IPX router that I wrote years ago. _______________________________________________ Linux-streams mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://gsyc.escet.urjc.es/mailman/listinfo/linux-streams
