Hi Jan
Sorry to bug you about the same question again, but I keep getting the same reponse even having the conf file adapted. Bellow is the response I am getting after "rtnet start" ...
You could check the content of that incoming messages by enabling RTcap and running some packet sniffer on the capturing device (=>README.rtcap).
Here is my "master" config file. I have not yet set up the client, but I am sure it should have worked even if there is no client "yet" right?
No, "rtnet start" will block until it gets in contact with the expected client(s). This also means that RTmac/TDMA will not be started until then.
When running such basic tests, it's generally better to follow the exact descriptions (in this case: use >= 2 stations) to get a running system first. Then you can play with the parameters and try to understand the details. Otherwise you would have to dig deeper first and only modify what you may have understood.
# RTnet installation path RTNET_PATH="/usr/local/rtnet"
# RT-NIC driver RT_DRIVER="eepro100-rt" RT_DRIVER_OPTIONS="cards=1"
# IP address and netmask of this station IPADDR="129.94.172.190" NETMASK="255.255.252.0"
Note that RTcfg requires all stations to be in the same network segment, i.e. they all receive Ethernet broadcasts. Just in case you are planning to run RTnet over a router...
Jan
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