In message of 25 Jan, Timothy Coltman <[email protected]> wrote:
> I am attempting to get networking up and running on my Intel Mac > (having got the rest of RPCEmu working fine) and have run into a > couple of problems. > > I am using the Linux networking code as a basis. This doesn't compile > out of the box (due to init_tun) so I've had to change the code, which > now does compile, though it doesn't work. I can ping the IP address > from OS X but that's it. > > 1. The original code opens /dev/net/tun and then sets IFF_TAP. The > tun/tap implementation I'm using creates both tun and tap devices. > Which should I be using? > 2. I'm using RISC OS 3.7 but can't get the network interface to show > up - just serial and PPP. The RPCEmu auto sense script doesn't set > the system variable and if I try and load the EtheRPCEm module it > errors saying that SWI &56ac4 doesn't exist. Do I need to use 4.02 to > get TCP/IP working? I can't answer your questions but I did have a bit of a struggle to get networking going on a Linux virtual machine on my Mac. In particular I had to ping the RPCemu machine from Linux to get the RPCemu machine to talk to Linux and then to the Great Wide World. Once comms are established the pings could be stopped. This may be a feature of the Mac environment. My guess is that you need 4.02; anyway 4.02 always works well here. -- Tim powys-lybbe [email protected] For a miscellany of bygones: http://powys.org/ _______________________________________________ Rpcemu mailing list [email protected] http://www.riscos.info/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/rpcemu
