> "Gianluca" == Gianluca Varenni writes:
>>> different DLT_ value, e.g. DLT_CAN20B_LINUX or
>>> DLT_CAN20B_SOCKETCAN or something such as that.
>>>
>>> Gianluca, what does the header look like in a DLT_CAN20B packet?
>> Yes, I agree with you. I searched arround for softwa
Presumably aligned(8) means "align on an 8-byte boundary"; if canid_t
is a 32-bit quantity, then there should be 3 bytes of padding on *all*
platforms.
However, if you're using DLT_CAN20B, what matters here is what
*existing* software that uses DLT_CAN20B expects; you would have to
arra
different DLT_ value, e.g. DLT_CAN20B_LINUX or DLT_CAN20B_SOCKETCAN or
something such as that.
Gianluca, what does the header look like in a DLT_CAN20B packet?
Yes, I agree with you. I searched arround for software that uses that
DLT, but did not find anything...
My intention was to avoid to re
On Oct 5, 2009, at 7:44 AM, Marcio Veloso Antunes wrote:
I have a strange problem going on... TCPDump is showing only one
traffic
flow.
What other flows are you expecting to see?
To be specific it is only showing the traffic that is incoming to the
interface from the network.
Do you me
Hi,
I have a strange problem going on... TCPDump is showing only one traffic
flow. To be specific it is only showing the traffic that is incoming to the
interface from the network.
I've tested with tcpdump 3.9.8 and 4.0.0 and the problem persists. I am
using Slackware 12.1 on this machine.
However, if you're using DLT_CAN20B, what matters here is what *existing*
software that uses DLT_CAN20B expects; you would have to arrange to make
the frame look like that, regardless of whether it matches "struct
can_frame" or not, or you would have to request a different DLT_ value,
e.g
On Sun, 2009-10-04 at 16:40 -0700, Guy Harris wrote:
> (I'm assuming that I can just reply to the third of your three
> messages.)
ok - I saw the copies in the archive, but dit not receive anything due a
positive subscription result. Anyway: Sorry for spamming! Please keep me
in CC.
> On Oct 4,
