Hi,
- Is there a way to control when the io-net will be loaded?
- What does pppmgr considered? (filter, converter, driver…)
Thanks
Benzy Gabay
R&D
Everbee Wireless
mailto:bgabay@everbeewireless.com
Hi,
Benzy Gabay
R&D
Everbee Wireless
mailto:bgabay@everbeewireless.com
Benzy Gabay <bgabay@everbee.com> wrote:
- Is there a way to control when the io-net will be loaded?
io-net is started at boot-time on RTP by the enumerators. You can
stop or modify how it is run by changing /etc/system/enum/include/net.
- What does pppmgr considered? (filter, converter, driver…)
It is a protocol.
cdm@qnx.com > “The faster I go, the behinder I get.”
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Software Engineer, QSSL
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Chris McKillop <cdm@qnx.com> wrote:
Benzy Gabay <> bgabay@everbee.com> > wrote:
- Is there a way to control when the io-net will be loaded?
io-net is started at boot-time on RTP by the enumerators. You can
stop or modify how it is run by changing /etc/system/enum/include/net.
\- What does pppmgr considered? (filter, converter, driver…)
It is a protocol.
Actually, it’s an ip->ppp converter, plus a “ppp up producer”
(send/receive ppp packet though a fd)
-xtang