On 12/15/2014 09:01 AM, Jeff Webb wrote:
On 12/12/2014 05:56 PM, Gilles Chanteperdrix wrote:
On Fri, Dec 12, 2014 at 04:10:43PM -0600, Jeff Webb wrote:
The rtnet rt_e1000e module does not implement the 'cards'
parameter. I have attached a patch for the 'next' branch of
xenomai-3.git that adds this parameter, and it seems to work fine
on my hardware. The code was ported straight from the rt_e1000
module. My machine has two e1000e cards, so this is a useful
feature for me. (I actually applied the same fix to the standard
e1000e driver, which is even more useful to me, but I know it
would be a maintenance nightmare for Xenomai to start maintaining
that sort of patching...)
I am trying to learn rtnet, but it seems that the code from the
rtnet git repo won't compile with linux-3.14.17/xenomai-2.6.4. I
saw that Gilles has pulled the rtnet code into the Xenomai-3 git
repo, so it seemed to me that beta testing the Xenomai-3 rtnet
code would be a better use of my time than messing with the old
code base. So far, so good. My machine's primary ethernet
interface is using the standard linux e1000e driver, and the
secondary ethernet interface is up and running under rtnet using
the rt_e1000e driver. I can use rtping to talk to another linux
box that is connected via a switch, provided I ping in the reverse
direction first to set up the route information.
You can get rtnet to send an arp request to learn the route by using
the rtroute solicit command.
That works great. Thanks for the ip.
Sorry, I meant "tip", not "ip". ;)
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