by John Coop » Sat, 18 Mar 1995 18:06:25
Do I need to rebuild the kernel with some patch to allow gated
to operate correctly?
Any help would be much appreciated...
Thanks,
John
by John Coop » Mon, 20 Mar 1995 04:35:33
Well - it turns out my "new Slakware install" was really a 1.0.9 kernel.
Ouch. Note that Walnut Creek CDROM's August 94 Linux CD is 1.0.9.
I think they are about to release a new up-to-date Linux CD.
I built the 1.2.0 kernel yesterday and gated is working
beautifully now.
John
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Hi (again)!
I want to figure out the mac-address of my network-devices (ippp0,eth0).
I have already found the ioctl()-call i have to use but i have the
problem, that i dont know how to decode the given data.
the ioctl call is as follows: ioctl(filedes,siocgifhwaddr,struct ifreq*)
the ifreq struct has a member ifr_ifru (a union) an this one has a
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was only used to store ip-addresses...
thanx for any help
Martin
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