>>> # grep talitos /proc/interrupts
>>> 24: 0 IPIC Level talitos
>>>
>>> What could cause this?
>>>
Doh! After playing around for a few days, I figured it out:
>From the DTS File:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] {
...
interrupts = <0x11 0x8>;
...
};
Turns out SEC is Interrupt ID 11, which is
> Are you using ikev1 or ikev2 with strongswan ?
>
I am trying IKEv2 right now (charon). I will try it when I get back to
my main computer with IKEv1.
>> # grep talitos /proc/interrupts
>> 24: 0 IPIC Level talitos
>>
>> What could cause this?
>>
>
> My feeble attempt to use ike
> I am cloning cryptodev-2.6 right now and will report on what it does.
I cloned cryptdev-2.6 and have it running with talitos enabled on my devices.
I still have no ESP traffic, and dmesg shows no errors.
Something I did find that looks suspicious is talitos doesn't appear to be
firing interrupt
> Selecting talitos also selects CRYPTO_AUTHENC. Can you try sending
> traffic with CRYPTO_DEV_TALITOS unset and CRYPTO_AUTHENC set if you
> haven't already?
Certainly. I compiled a kernel with CRYPTO_AUTHENC set and
CRYPTO_DEV_TALITOS unset. This kernel works fine. Both
encrypted and unencryp
>> CONFIG_CRYPTO_DEV_TALITOS set to y, strongswan still successfully negotiates
>> an IPsec SA, but no traffic flows.
>
> does no traffic flow at all or is it all getting dropped?
Unencrypted traffic still flows fine. Sniffing traffic on the encrypted link,
I see the ISAKMP SA init, but no ESP tr
Hello,
I am working on setting up an IPsec network with two PowerQuicc 8349E devices.
I am using Strongswan for key negotiation. I have a test connection between two
devices running the 2.6.27.3 kernel. Everything works fine with
CONFIG_CRYPTO_DEV_TALITOS
unset. Strongswan configures the XFRM t
Hello,
I have tracked down a problem with the talitos driver and the way
it interacts with the device tree on the 8349.
In the platform specific drivers (/arch/powerpc/platforms/83xx/
mpc834x_itx.c in our case), we setup the bus as .compatible with
"fsl,pq2pro-localbus". This causes the of_platf
Hello,
I am working on getting HW acceleration working via the talitos
driver for the 8347E.
We are running 2.6.25.4 with the realtime patchset and ubifs.
I have a testbed setup of machines like:
A<->B<->C<->D
I am running a talitos aware kernel on B and C. (I cloned linux-2.6 and
copied talito
Hello,
I am trying to get HW accelerated IPsec connections working
on the SEC 2.4 engine in the MPC8349.
I am hoping to use StrongSwan which uses the native XFRM
kernel components. Unfortunately it looks like the only
working option available to me is the OCF stuff (using the Talitos
driver) whi
