, Richard (US) @ ISR - SSS - SSTC ;
rtems-de...@rtems.org
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Re: Re: RTEMS Network Stack and Managed Switch
You didn't reply to the entire list so I am adding it back.
You are using the legacy stack (cpukit/libnetworking) which is 20+ years old
and IPV4 only.
There could be a p
We have discovered a problem with the RTEMS network stack reaching the RTEMS
_Terminate function when the interfaces are attached to a managed switch (in
this case a Cisco 3560).
This does not occur with direct connections or when attached to a layer 2
unmanaged switch (NetGear or SMC). Of cou
On Thu, Oct 8, 2020 at 10:25 AM Thomas Doerfler <
thomas.doerf...@imd-systems.de> wrote:
> Richard,
>
> what hardware/BSP are you running on?
>
Thomas beat me on this. :)
Also the RTEMS version and network stack (legacy vs libbsd).
>
> Just a shot in the dark: It seems the system crashes in arp
Richard,
what hardware/BSP are you running on?
Just a shot in the dark: It seems the system crashes in arplookup -> ...
-> svfprintf. Can it be that some networking routine tries to print a
message with floating point, but the FPU is disabled for the
corresponding task?
wkr,
Thomas.
Am 08.10.2
