Hello !
I has written a shell script ( like netstart) for starting QNX network.
Problem:
At casual restart is given out:
“Send() Register with NetManager failedET:PARSE_ARGS()_FAILED”
And network stops the work !
But Net.ether82557 is in tasks list !
Any comments ?
Best regards,
Oleg
sin reporting:
Net
Net.ether82557 !!
Oleg Matcovsky <oim@mmzasutp.mldnet.com> wrote:
Hello !
I has written a shell script ( like netstart) for starting QNX network.
Problem:
At casual restart is given out:
“Send() Register with NetManager failedET:PARSE_ARGS()_FAILED”And network stops the work !
But Net.ether82557 is in tasks list !Any comments ?
Best regards,
Oleg
PS.
my script:
Net &
Net.ether82557 -l 3 -v &sin reporting:
Net
Net.ether82557 !!
Net defaults to supporting only 2 logical networks – 1&2, you’re asking
for network 3 with the -l option to your driver. Try starting Net with
the -d3 option.
QNX Training Services
dagibbs@qnx.com
“David Gibbs” <dagibbs@qnx.com> wrote in message:
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Net defaults to supporting only 2 logical networks – 1&2, you’re asking
for network 3 with the -l option to your driver. Try starting Net with
the -d3 option.-David
QNX Training Services
dagibbs@qnx.com
As I understand - given parameter determine quantity of supported logic
networks, instead of maximal number.
For default -d 2, so I can start maximum 2 drivers of network cards. (In my
case - only 1 driver started.)
Nevertheless I have checked up your assumption - does not work.
Oleg
“Oleg Matcovsky” <oim@mmzasutp.mldnet.com> wrote in message
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“David Gibbs” <> dagibbs@qnx.com> > wrote in message:
news:9dphp3$eqg$> 2@nntp.qnx.com> …Net defaults to supporting only 2 logical networks – 1&2, you’re asking
for network 3 with the -l option to your driver. Try starting Net with
the -d3 option.-David
QNX Training Services
dagibbs@qnx.com
As I understand - given parameter determine quantity of supported logic
networks, instead of maximal number.
For default -d 2, so I can start maximum 2 drivers of network cards. (In
my
case - only 1 driver started.)
No that’s not the way it works, even if you have one lan but it’s setup as
lan 4 you have to tell Net to allocated 4 lans (-d4). You can trust
David’s information.
Nevertheless I have checked up your assumption - does not work.
Oleg
“Mario Charest” <mcharest@antispam_zinformatic.com> wrote in message:
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“Oleg Matcovsky” <> oim@mmzasutp.mldnet.com> > wrote in message
news:> l9lqd9.uq1.ln@rak.lan.aommz.com> …“David Gibbs” <> dagibbs@qnx.com> > wrote in message:
news:9dphp3$eqg$> 2@nntp.qnx.com> …Net defaults to supporting only 2 logical networks – 1&2, you’re
asking
for network 3 with the -l option to your driver. Try starting Net
with
the -d3 option.-David
QNX Training Services
dagibbs@qnx.com
As I understand - given parameter determine quantity of supported logic
networks, instead of maximal number.
For default -d 2, so I can start maximum 2 drivers of network cards. (In
my
case - only 1 driver started.)No that’s not the way it works, even if you have one lan but it’s setup as
lan 4 you have to tell Net to allocated 4 lans (-d4). You can trust
David’s information.
Utilites Reference - N-Z (for QNX4.23 and later)
page 654
Net options
-d num_drivers The maximum number of network drivers that may be
registered
with Net at any time (default is 2)
-Oleg
Oleg Matcovsky <oim@mmzasutp.mldnet.com> wrote:
No that’s not the way it works, even if you have one lan but it’s setup as
lan 4 you have to tell Net to allocated 4 lans (-d4). You can trust
David’s information.
Utilites Reference - N-Z (for QNX4.23 and later)
page 654
Net options
-d num_drivers The maximum number of network drivers that may be
registered
with Net at any time (default is 2)
I had time to test this today – I am wrong, Net currently allows
you to use “slots” for drivers on higher numbered networks.
(I think this used to not be possible a few years ago, though, as I
remember that option being needed for Net. Of course, that is enough
years ago that I might just be hallucinating.)
QNX Training Services
dagibbs@qnx.com
“David Gibbs” <dagibbs@qnx.com> wrote in message
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Oleg Matcovsky <> oim@mmzasutp.mldnet.com> > wrote:
No that’s not the way it works, even if you have one lan but it’s setup
as
lan 4 you have to tell Net to allocated 4 lans (-d4). You can trust
David’s information.
Utilites Reference - N-Z (for QNX4.23 and later)
page 654
Net options
-d num_drivers The maximum number of network drivers that may be
registered
with Net at any time (default is 2)I had time to test this today – I am wrong, Net currently allows
you to use “slots” for drivers on higher numbered networks.(I think this used to not be possible a few years ago, though, as I
remember that option being needed for Net. Of course, that is enough
years ago that I might just be hallucinating.)
No, I don’t think you’re hallucinating – or else I’m in the same alternate
universe as you are. I also remember that you had to tell Net as many
“num_drivers” as the highest numbered logical network you wanted to use.
Glad to hear this has been addressed now – one more small hurdle new users
don’t have to trip over anymore.
–
Bert Menkveld
Engineer
Corman Technologies Inc.
“Bert Menkveld” <bert@cormantech.com> wrote in message
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“David Gibbs” <> dagibbs@qnx.com> > wrote in message
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Oleg Matcovsky <> oim@mmzasutp.mldnet.com> > wrote:No that’s not the way it works, even if you have one lan but it’s
setup
as
lan 4 you have to tell Net to allocated 4 lans (-d4). You can trust
David’s information.
Utilites Reference - N-Z (for QNX4.23 and later)
page 654
Net options
-d num_drivers The maximum number of network drivers that may be
registered
with Net at any time (default is 2)I had time to test this today – I am wrong, Net currently allows
you to use “slots” for drivers on higher numbered networks.(I think this used to not be possible a few years ago, though, as I
remember that option being needed for Net. Of course, that is enough
years ago that I might just be hallucinating.)No, I don’t think you’re hallucinating – or else I’m in the same
alternate
universe as you are. I also remember that you had to tell Net as many
“num_drivers” as the highest numbered logical network you wanted to use.
I’m 100% sure this was the case at least 2 years ago. I actually had
to modifiy Automap to deal with that (mostly for brouting)
Glad to hear this has been addressed now – one more small hurdle new
users
don’t have to trip over anymore.–
Bert Menkveld
Engineer
Corman Technologies Inc.
“Bert Menkveld” <bert@cormantech.com> wrote in message:
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“David Gibbs” <> dagibbs@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:9eeh93$f76$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
Oleg Matcovsky <> oim@mmzasutp.mldnet.com> > wrote:No that’s not the way it works, even if you have one lan but it’s
setup
as
lan 4 you have to tell Net to allocated 4 lans (-d4). You can trust
David’s information.
Utilites Reference - N-Z (for QNX4.23 and later)
page 654
Net options
-d num_drivers The maximum number of network drivers that may be
registered
with Net at any time (default is 2)I had time to test this today – I am wrong, Net currently allows
you to use “slots” for drivers on higher numbered networks.(I think this used to not be possible a few years ago, though, as I
remember that option being needed for Net. Of course, that is enough
years ago that I might just be hallucinating.)No, I don’t think you’re hallucinating – or else I’m in the same
alternate
universe as you are. I also remember that you had to tell Net as many
I think, the universe has no borders 
“num_drivers” as the highest numbered logical network you wanted to use.
Glad to hear this has been addressed now – one more small hurdle new
users
don’t have to trip over anymore.
However, as far as I remember - we during 5 years used Net manager as is
described in the documentation.
It is strange to hear about other meanings of an option.
–
Bert Menkveld
Engineer
Corman Technologies Inc.
Oleg Matcovsky
Software Developer
Moldova Steel Works