Hi there,
 
It's been over 5 months and I've picked up a
previously 'dropped' project once again, hoping that
some updates would be available by now.
I'm trying to implement a TCP/IP stack over PPP using
LwIP on eCos for the ARM Evaluator 7T board. If I am
able to make the board connect to a PPP server, and
then establish a simple echo TCP server on the board,
I will be able to proceed further with what I intend
to do.
 
Now I finally see LwIP support for eCos, but the
documentation does not talk about PPP, it is limited
to the API and BSD sockets.
 
However, after extensive searching I am able to call
lwip_init() to get my PPP session established. I am
using pppd on a Linux box as the PPP server.
 
Now I'm looking for some stability out here - even
though the Linux box shows the connection has been
established, I'm having issues with TCP.
 
Socket, Bind and Listen work fine.
 
When I call Accept, I get no return value. nmap to the
board shows the port to be closed, and infact the host
to be down. After debugging I found that the call to
Accept isn't being made properly.
 
I need some documentation for a stable PPP and TCP
implementation - I suspect that probably the IP
addresses might not have been established correctly.
Whatever be the case, there is no documentation for a
stable implementation such as this. If I'm mistaken,
please help me out here.
 
I would be glad to contribute to subsequent
documentation if needed.
 
Regards,
Ashish Anand
Research Intern - Dept. of Electrical Engineering
Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, India
http://dudafunk.myvnc.com


Regards,
Ashish Anand
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