Prithvi Tambewagh commented: https://gitlab.rtems.org/groups/rtems/-/work_items/28#note_126653 Here is the link for my blog post for week 7 : https://rkt-1597.github.io/GSoC-2025-Blogs-RTEMS/aweek-7.html This week, I majorly worked on successful intiialization of GRETH lwIP driver as verified using printf statements at various stages during the process, and running `telnetd01.exe` test from RTEMS lwIP package as well as trying out new approach of using 2 differently configured TTCP test executables and use one as transmitter and other as receiver, but this didn't seem to work as expected. The transmitter timed out too soon and communication didn't seem to be established. Considering the time constraints, I used anotehr approach, as suggested by @opticron to use a UDP client which sends a message to GRETH with a static IP address, and this approach worked! I could use `tcpdump` to check the UDP packets being received by GRETH legacy driver, and also `netcat` to send custom UDP packets to GRETH legacy drievr and check their reception. For testing GRETH legacy drievr I used `telnetd02.exe` from RTEMS legacy networking package, and it also had an inbuilt command `netstats` for showing previous communication session's statistics. This showed proper statistics for the UDP communication as described above. -- View it on GitLab: https://gitlab.rtems.org/groups/rtems/-/work_items/28#note_126653 You're receiving this email because of your account on gitlab.rtems.org.
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