Yes I put my traces after submitting packet to MAC DMA:
SZ is payload size provided by lwIP as qbuf:
/* Calculate frame length */
for( q=p; q!=NULL; q=q->next )
f_len += q->len;
The DMA is not stuck so packets are leaving MAC. But I can't understand
where are they
Bastien
I think the board side traces below indicate that 64 bytes are being
sent:
> 23.072 ETH:DMA_RX SZ:64
> 23.072 ETH:DMA_TX SZ:64
...
I'm assuming SZ is size.
Marty
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Ella
I'm working from memory here, and don't have time to try it. As I
recall, Wireshark helped me find that my checksums were off. So yes, I
think in promiscuous mode wireshark will show you bad packets and what
is wrong with them.
Marty
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From: lwip-users-bounces+mar
HI,
Will I catch a packet even it has some broken checksum or other fields?
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