Richard and Allan,
See my comment below.
Regards
///jon
Stephens, Allan wrote:
> Hi Richard:
>
> This certainly sounds like a bug in TIPC. If so, I think it's a long
> standing one. TIPC has been updated a number of times over the last
> couple of years to handle issues relating to link fai
Hi Richard:
This certainly sounds like a bug in TIPC. If so, I think it's a long
standing one. TIPC has been updated a number of times over the last
couple of years to handle issues relating to link failure and the
replacement of network hardware, and I believe it works fine if: a) you
replace
Configuration:
- Linux Kernel 2.6.20
- TIPC 1.7.5
I am using TIPC in a chassis based environment. Each card in the chassis
runs TIPC and the Node address for a card is based on the slot it is
plugged. For example, a card in slot 3 would have a node address of <1.1.3>.
The problem I observer occur
Hi Felix:
The instructions provided have been tested using a vanilla Linux kernel
obtained from kernel.org. However, if you're using a Linux distribution
obtained from another source (RedHat, Ubuntu, etc.) the distro creators
may have altered the kernel build mechanism to meet their own needs.
(I
