Hi,
I have an application where an UDP server listens on a port. When I've
got the IP address configured, everything works. But I want to be able
to broadcast to the device on that port to configure the IP
address. Lwip seems to recieve the broadcast, but it doesn't call my
incoming-udp-callback when no IP address is configured. DHCP is not an
option. (I want to reinvent the wheel :-) ).
I would have hoped that even with ip address wronly configured, it
would pass the packet on to my udp-recieve function and that I could
then decide what to do. But it seems that the packet is discarded as
"not for me".
How can I provisionally configure lwip to accept broadcast packets if
I don't know an IP address yet? Or maybe I should specify another
"bind-address" when creating the UDP socket? I now specify "any"
(0.0.0.0)...
Roger.
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