My guess is that your controller is running v0.8.2, but your switch is
running the version from noxrepo.org (v0.9.0~b1). You can check this
by running both the switch and controller with the "--version" flag.
If they are running v0.8.2, you should see something like:
[EMAIL PROTEC
On Nov 25, 2008, at 24:16 , Glen Gibb wrote:
Actually, this specific problem doesn't have a cure in our local
branch, but one can work around it using the reactor.callFromThread
call which executes a function within the reactor's thread. The
example below worked just fine on our local bran
Actually, this specific problem doesn't have a cure in our local
branch, but one can work around it using the reactor.callFromThread
call which executes a function within the reactor's thread. The
example below worked just fine on our local branch and it *should*
work with the noxrepo.org ve
Martin Casado <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> You could always register a handler in C++ if you don't mind a
> temporary hack you can just add it to src/nox_main.cc
There is no need for a temporary hack, from C++. Just use
Signal_group, defined in src/include/threads/signals.hh. But
nox.cc
Hi
I was trying to connect a "user space openflow switch" with the "openflow
controller(sample controller provided with the openflow switch)" running on two
separate machines on Debian Linux.
But i was getting the following error message on the controller
Received openflow version 91 != expect
