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- frank_6014
June 14, 2006, 3:31 pm

I'm writing a small kernel module that is similar to a Ethernet device
driver
and it receives skbs from the kernel. I'd like to generate some skbs
with
fragments (i.e. skb_shinfo(skb)->nr_frag > 0) to test my module, but I
don't
know how.
If you can help, I'd highly appreciate it. Basically, I'd like to know
under what
circumstances my driver can get fragmented skbs in its
hard_start_xmit()
function.
(I tried to send it large packet > than the Ethernet frame size, but
that didn't
seem to work.)
Please post or email, I'll summarize any responses received:
frank_6014 @ yahoo dot com.
Thanks!
-Frank H.
driver
and it receives skbs from the kernel. I'd like to generate some skbs
with
fragments (i.e. skb_shinfo(skb)->nr_frag > 0) to test my module, but I
don't
know how.
If you can help, I'd highly appreciate it. Basically, I'd like to know
under what
circumstances my driver can get fragmented skbs in its
hard_start_xmit()
function.
(I tried to send it large packet > than the Ethernet frame size, but
that didn't
seem to work.)
Please post or email, I'll summarize any responses received:
frank_6014 @ yahoo dot com.
Thanks!
-Frank H.
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