On Thursday 20 December 2001 23:31, Pedro F. Giffuni wrote:
I have started proting some network protocols (ax.25
for ham) from linux,...
Hmm..I recall we had code for that but it was removed ages
ago (in the 2.x era). I suggest you look for the relevant
code in NetBSD. The linux code has
On Thursday 20 December 2001 23:31, Pedro F. Giffuni wrote:
I have started proting some network protocols (ax.25
for ham) from linux,...
Hmm..I recall we had code for that but it was removed ages
ago (in the 2.x era). I suggest you look for the relevant
code in NetBSD. The linux code has
On Friday 21 December 2001 01:06 am, GB Clark II wrote:
On Thursday 20 December 2001 23:31, Pedro F. Giffuni wrote:
I have started proting some network protocols (ax.25
for ham) from linux,...
Hmm..I recall we had code for that but it was removed ages
ago (in the 2.x era). I suggest
Hi !
I have started proting some network protocols (ax.25 for ham) from linux,
and I have come acrros structure called sk_buff. I was just wondering if
someone tried to implement this on FreeBSD? It's seems that FreeBSD has mbuf
structure which does the same thing as sk_buff on linux, but way
you are right. mbufs are used for buffer management in
the BSD stack. sk_buff as the linux equivalent .
basically they are chains with control information and
data. but i think linux assuming more memory allocated
a large sk_buff and hence data and headers are
contiguous. I remember Alan Cox
I have started proting some network protocols (ax.25
for ham) from linux,...
Hmm..I recall we had code for that but it was removed ages
ago (in the 2.x era). I suggest you look for the relevant
code in NetBSD. The linux code has 0 change of getting
committed to FreeBSD due to the GPL poison
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