Network Problems.

[Len_Meakin1]

Hello,
I’m having a problem with my network, it goes something like this:

Systems using QNX 4.25 Patch G.

3 Network drivers being used.
Net.fd and an in house Wireless Network driver (Air350) [Main Network]
Net.ether1000 [AUX Network]
Net.ether82557 [Backup Network]

The Net.fd and Net.ether1000 cards are both PCMCIA cards.
The Net.ether82557 is an on board device.

OK, now the problem, All the drivers are started successfully, we are
able to mount a windows share, ping the network etc, using the Net.fd
driver (Air350)

The AUX network (Net.ether1000) is dedicated to communicate with a
TCP/IP device, that is not always powered-up. Now if I attempt to create
a socket connection to this device while it is NOT there, for some
reason after 50 attempts this blocks access to the Main Network (Net.fd
/ Air350). By block I mean unable to ping the network, access network
share etc…

The only way I can gain access to the Main network again is by slaying
Net.ether1000. When i do this the Main network is then immediately
available.

This must be something to do with Net.ether1000 as I have also attempted
to recreate this using the backup Network Device (Net.ether82557) and
this has no problem. It would seem that somehow Net.ether1000 is locking
the network.

I have added my Network startup script below as well as the output from
sin when the Network is in an unreachable state.

Hopefully it is something i am doing wrong so i can fix it straight away.

Thank you for any help offered.
Len

---

NET SCRIPT

echo “Stopping Currently Running Network Drivers…”
slay Net.fd Air350 Net Socklet inetd pccard 1>/dev/null 2>&1
sleep 2

echo “Starting pccard Server…”
pccard
sleep 5

echo “Starting Net Server…”
Net -T -C -S -C -t5 -d3 &

echo “Starting Air350 Driver…”
Air350 -i0 -p300
Net.fd -a $(cat /tmp/mac350) -b -c /dev/Air350 -i1 -n50000 &
sleep 2

echo “Starting Ether1000 Driver…”
Net.ether1000 -vvvv -a -h50000 -n500 -t10 -p280 -i0 -l2 -s8 -f10 &

echo “Starting Backup Ethernet Driver…”
Net.ether82557 -I0 -l3 &

#------------------------------------------------------------
#-- Wait for Network drivers to become ready ----------------
nettry=20
while [ nettry -gt 0 ]; do
if [ “$(sin | grep -sc Net.*RECV)” -ge “4” ]; then
Socklet $_local_ipname &
ifconfig en1 $_local_ipname up
ifconfig en2 10.0.0.254 up
ifconfig en3 11.0.0.254 up
break;
fi
let nettry=nettry-1
sleep 1
done

---

SIN OUTPUT

SID PID PROGRAM PRI STATE BLK CODE DATA
– – Microkernel — ----- — 10537 0
0 1 sys/Proc32 30f READY — 118k 864k
0 2 sys/Slib32 10r RECV 0 53k 4096
0 4 /bin/Fsys 10r RECV 0 77k 13758k
0 5 /bin/Fsys.eide 22r RECV 0 61k 114k
0 8 idle 0r READY — 0 122k
0 16 //1/bin/Dev32 24f RECV 0 32k 86k
0 19 //1/bin/Dev32.ansi 20r RECV 0 40k 126k
0 34 //1/bin/Dev32.pty 20r RECV 0 12k 32k
0 36 //1/bin/Pipe 10r RECV 0 16k 40k
0 39 //1/bin/tinit 10o WAIT -1 4096 28k
1 49 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 20k
0 252 //1/usr/bin/int10 10r RECV 0 65k 65k
0 253 //1/bin/Dev32.ser 20r RECV 0 16k 32k
0 259 //1/bin/tinit 10o WAIT -1 4096 28k
0 261 //1/bin/tinit 10o WAIT -1 4096 28k
2 304 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 24k
3 305 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 24k
4 306 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 24k
5 307 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 24k
6 308 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 24k
7 775 //1/bin/Net.fd 20r RECV 0 24k 65k
0 2910 //1/bin/tinit 10o WAIT -1 4096 28k
7 2911 //1/bin/ksh 10o WAIT -1 94k 118k
7 3316 //1/bin/pccard 20o REPLY 0 69k 32k
7 3321 //1/bin/Net 23r RECV 0 32k 73k
7 3326 //1/usr/bin/Air350 22r RECV 0 36k 77k
7 3339 //1/bin/Net.ether1000 20r RECV 0 40k 40k
7 3340 //1/bin/Net.ether82557 20r RECV 0 45k 176k
7 3358 //1/*/usr/ucb/Socklet 22r RECV 0 114k 147k
7 3701 //1/bin/sin 10o REPLY 1 45k 40k

---

SIN VER

PROGRAM NAME VERSION DATE
sys/Proc32 Proc 4.25O Aug 19 2002
sys/Proc32 Slib16 4.23G Oct 04 1996
sys/Slib32 Slib32 4.24B Aug 12 1997
/bin/Fsys Fsys32 4.24Y Apr 23 2002
/bin/Fsys.eide eide 4.25G Apr 15 2002
//1/bin/Dev32 Dev32 4.23G Oct 04 1996
//1/bin/Dev32.ansi Dev32.ansi 4.23H Nov 21 1996
//1/bin/Dev32.pty Dev32.pty 4.23G Oct 04 1996
//1/bin/Pipe Pipe 4.23A Feb 26 1996
//1/bin/pccard PcCard 4.25A May 09 2002
//1/bin/Net Net 4.25E Apr 24 2002
//1/usr/bin/int10 INT10h 4.23B Feb 13 1997
//1/bin/Dev32.ser Dev32.ser 4.23I Jun 27 1997
//1/usr/bin/Air350 Air350 1.60 Sep 05 2003
//1/bin/Net.fd Net.fd 4.23A Apr 03 1997
//1/bin/Net.ether1000 Net.ether100 4.24C Apr 19 2002
//1/bin/Net.ether82557 Net.ether825 4.25G Feb 22 2001
//1/*/usr/ucb/Socklet Socklet 4.25H Jul 30 1999

---

NET INFO, when Netowrk is Blocked.

Date Net (Nid|Status) Code Description
09:30:25 1 000BFD F1F912 ( 56) NET ( nm) netmap entry added by driver
09:30:28 2 00E098 7150D7 ( 56) NET ( nm) netmap entry added by driver
09:30:29 3 00E04B 04891E ( 56) NET ( nm) netmap entry added by driver
09:30:29 1 00065B 3B960B ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:30:30 2 FFFFFF FFFFFF (507) 1000 ( tx) timeout (no nack)
09:30:30 2 Status 2 (507) 1000 ( tx) timeout (no nack)
09:30:30 2 Status 0 (507) 1000 ( tx) timeout (no nack)
09:30:30 2 Status 0 (507) 1000 ( tx) timeout (no nack)
09:30:30 2 Status 6 (507) 1000 ( tx) timeout (no nack)
09:30:31 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:30:33 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:30:34 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:30:34 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:30:34 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:30:34 1 004096 3667FC ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:30:38 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:30:38 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:30:44 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:30:44 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:30:49 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:30:51 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:30:52 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:30:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:30:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:30:53 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:30:54 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:30:55 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:05 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:05 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:07 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:08 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:08 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:10 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:15 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:15 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:19 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:23 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:24 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:25 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:25 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:25 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:26 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:28 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:34 1 004096 3667FC ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:35 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:35 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:35 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:38 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:43 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:44 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:45 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:46 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:46 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:53 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:55 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:31:56 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:01 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:02 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:03 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:06 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:06 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:08 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:16 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:16 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:18 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:18 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:19 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:19 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:19 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:20 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:20 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:20 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:21 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:23 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:24 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:26 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:26 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:32 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:34 1 004096 3667FC ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:36 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:37 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:37 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:38 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:38 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:39 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:47 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:47 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:53 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:55 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:56 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:57 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:57 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:32:57 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:07 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:07 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:08 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:13 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:14 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:15 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:17 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:17 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:17 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:23 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:24 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:27 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:28 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:28 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:31 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:32 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:33 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:34 1 004096 3667FC ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:38 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:38 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:38 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:48 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:48 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:49 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:50 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:51 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:53 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:58 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:33:58 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:34:06 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:34:08 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:34:08 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:34:08 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:34:09 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:34:09 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:34:16 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:34:18 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol
09:34:19 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet protocol

[Hugh_Brown1]

Why are you using the timer interrupt for the Net.ether1000 driver (-i0)?
Have you just tried starting the Net.ether1000 driver with just the -p -i
and -l options only?

“Len Meakin” <len.m@incubus.co.uk_REMOVE> wrote in message
news:bnan7v$iml$1@inn.qnx.com…

Hello,
I’m having a problem with my network, it goes something like this:

Systems using QNX 4.25 Patch G.

3 Network drivers being used.
Net.fd and an in house Wireless Network driver (Air350) [Main Network]
Net.ether1000 [AUX Network]
Net.ether82557 [Backup Network]

The Net.fd and Net.ether1000 cards are both PCMCIA cards.
The Net.ether82557 is an on board device.

OK, now the problem, All the drivers are started successfully, we are
able to mount a windows share, ping the network etc, using the Net.fd
driver (Air350)

The AUX network (Net.ether1000) is dedicated to communicate with a
TCP/IP device, that is not always powered-up. Now if I attempt to create
a socket connection to this device while it is NOT there, for some
reason after 50 attempts this blocks access to the Main Network (Net.fd
/ Air350). By block I mean unable to ping the network, access network
share etc…

The only way I can gain access to the Main network again is by slaying
Net.ether1000. When i do this the Main network is then immediately
available.

This must be something to do with Net.ether1000 as I have also attempted
to recreate this using the backup Network Device (Net.ether82557) and
this has no problem. It would seem that somehow Net.ether1000 is locking
the network.

I have added my Network startup script below as well as the output from
sin when the Network is in an unreachable state.

Hopefully it is something i am doing wrong so i can fix it straight away.

Thank you for any help offered.
Len

---

NET SCRIPT

echo “Stopping Currently Running Network Drivers…”
slay Net.fd Air350 Net Socklet inetd pccard 1>/dev/null 2>&1
sleep 2

echo “Starting pccard Server…”
pccard
sleep 5

echo “Starting Net Server…”
Net -T -C -S -C -t5 -d3 &

echo “Starting Air350 Driver…”
Air350 -i0 -p300
Net.fd -a $(cat /tmp/mac350) -b -c /dev/Air350 -i1 -n50000 &
sleep 2

echo “Starting Ether1000 Driver…”
Net.ether1000 -vvvv -a -h50000 -n500 -t10 -p280 -i0 -l2 -s8 -f10 &

echo “Starting Backup Ethernet Driver…”
Net.ether82557 -I0 -l3 &

#------------------------------------------------------------
#-- Wait for Network drivers to become ready ----------------
nettry=20
while [ nettry -gt 0 ]; do
if [ “$(sin | grep -sc Net.*RECV)” -ge “4” ]; then
Socklet $_local_ipname &
ifconfig en1 $_local_ipname up
ifconfig en2 10.0.0.254 up
ifconfig en3 11.0.0.254 up
break;
fi
let nettry=nettry-1
sleep 1
done

---

SIN OUTPUT

SID PID PROGRAM PRI STATE BLK CODE DATA
– – Microkernel — ----- — 10537 0
0 1 sys/Proc32 30f READY — 118k 864k
0 2 sys/Slib32 10r RECV 0 53k 4096
0 4 /bin/Fsys 10r RECV 0 77k 13758k
0 5 /bin/Fsys.eide 22r RECV 0 61k 114k
0 8 idle 0r READY — 0 122k
0 16 //1/bin/Dev32 24f RECV 0 32k 86k
0 19 //1/bin/Dev32.ansi 20r RECV 0 40k 126k
0 34 //1/bin/Dev32.pty 20r RECV 0 12k 32k
0 36 //1/bin/Pipe 10r RECV 0 16k 40k
0 39 //1/bin/tinit 10o WAIT -1 4096 28k
1 49 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 20k
0 252 //1/usr/bin/int10 10r RECV 0 65k 65k
0 253 //1/bin/Dev32.ser 20r RECV 0 16k 32k
0 259 //1/bin/tinit 10o WAIT -1 4096 28k
0 261 //1/bin/tinit 10o WAIT -1 4096 28k
2 304 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 24k
3 305 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 24k
4 306 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 24k
5 307 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 24k
6 308 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 24k
7 775 //1/bin/Net.fd 20r RECV 0 24k 65k
0 2910 //1/bin/tinit 10o WAIT -1 4096 28k
7 2911 //1/bin/ksh 10o WAIT -1 94k 118k
7 3316 //1/bin/pccard 20o REPLY 0 69k 32k
7 3321 //1/bin/Net 23r RECV 0 32k 73k
7 3326 //1/usr/bin/Air350 22r RECV 0 36k 77k
7 3339 //1/bin/Net.ether1000 20r RECV 0 40k 40k
7 3340 //1/bin/Net.ether82557 20r RECV 0 45k 176k
7 3358 //1/*/usr/ucb/Socklet 22r RECV 0 114k 147k
7 3701 //1/bin/sin 10o REPLY 1 45k 40k

---

SIN VER

PROGRAM NAME VERSION DATE
sys/Proc32 Proc 4.25O Aug 19 2002
sys/Proc32 Slib16 4.23G Oct 04 1996
sys/Slib32 Slib32 4.24B Aug 12 1997
/bin/Fsys Fsys32 4.24Y Apr 23 2002
/bin/Fsys.eide eide 4.25G Apr 15 2002
//1/bin/Dev32 Dev32 4.23G Oct 04 1996
//1/bin/Dev32.ansi Dev32.ansi 4.23H Nov 21 1996
//1/bin/Dev32.pty Dev32.pty 4.23G Oct 04 1996
//1/bin/Pipe Pipe 4.23A Feb 26 1996
//1/bin/pccard PcCard 4.25A May 09 2002
//1/bin/Net Net 4.25E Apr 24 2002
//1/usr/bin/int10 INT10h 4.23B Feb 13 1997
//1/bin/Dev32.ser Dev32.ser 4.23I Jun 27 1997
//1/usr/bin/Air350 Air350 1.60 Sep 05 2003
//1/bin/Net.fd Net.fd 4.23A Apr 03 1997
//1/bin/Net.ether1000 Net.ether100 4.24C Apr 19 2002
//1/bin/Net.ether82557 Net.ether825 4.25G Feb 22 2001
//1/*/usr/ucb/Socklet Socklet 4.25H Jul 30 1999

---

NET INFO, when Netowrk is Blocked.

Date Net (Nid|Status) Code Description
09:30:25 1 000BFD F1F912 ( 56) NET ( nm) netmap entry added by driver
09:30:28 2 00E098 7150D7 ( 56) NET ( nm) netmap entry added by driver
09:30:29 3 00E04B 04891E ( 56) NET ( nm) netmap entry added by driver
09:30:29 1 00065B 3B960B ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:30:30 2 FFFFFF FFFFFF (507) 1000 ( tx) timeout (no nack)
09:30:30 2 Status 2 (507) 1000 ( tx) timeout (no nack)
09:30:30 2 Status 0 (507) 1000 ( tx) timeout (no nack)
09:30:30 2 Status 0 (507) 1000 ( tx) timeout (no nack)
09:30:30 2 Status 6 (507) 1000 ( tx) timeout (no nack)
09:30:31 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:30:33 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:30:34 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:30:34 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:30:34 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:30:34 1 004096 3667FC ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:30:38 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:30:38 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:30:44 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:30:44 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:30:49 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:30:51 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:30:52 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:30:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:30:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:30:53 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:30:54 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:30:55 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:05 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:05 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:07 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:08 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:08 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:10 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:15 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:15 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:19 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:23 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:24 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:25 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:25 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:25 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:26 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:28 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:34 1 004096 3667FC ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:35 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:35 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:35 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:38 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:43 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:44 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:45 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:46 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:46 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:53 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:55 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:31:56 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:01 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:02 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:03 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:06 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:06 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:08 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:16 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:16 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:18 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:18 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:19 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:19 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:19 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:20 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:20 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:20 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:21 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:23 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:24 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:26 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:26 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:32 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:34 1 004096 3667FC ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:36 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:37 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:37 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:38 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:38 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:39 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:47 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:47 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:53 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:55 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:56 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:57 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:57 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:32:57 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:07 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:07 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:08 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:13 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:14 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:15 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:17 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:17 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
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09:33:17 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:23 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:24 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:27 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:28 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:28 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:31 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:32 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:33 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:34 1 004096 3667FC ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:38 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:38 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:38 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:48 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:48 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:49 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:50 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:51 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:53 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:58 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:33:58 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:34:06 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:34:08 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:34:08 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:34:08 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:34:09 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:34:09 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:34:16 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:34:18 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol
09:34:19 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet
protocol

[Len_Meakin1]

Hugh Brown wrote:

Why are you using the timer interrupt for the Net.ether1000 driver (-i0)?
Have you just tried starting the Net.ether1000 driver with just the -p -i
and -l options only?

If I remove all the options apart from the -p -l options it locks the
network up from start. When I run the ether1000 driver in verbose mode
using these minimal options I get the following scrolled down the
screen: “Addr Prom 00e098 7150d7”

If i remove the -i0 but keep the other options I am using, Net.ether1000
is unable to detect an IRQ so will use 0 anyway. This works fine if the
Network is reachable, it only seems to lock up if i ping an address that
is not there on it’s network.

Hope this helps,
Len

“Len Meakin” <> len.m@incubus.co.uk> _REMOVE> wrote in message
news:bnan7v$iml$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …

Hello,
I’m having a problem with my network, it goes something like this:

Systems using QNX 4.25 Patch G.

3 Network drivers being used.
Net.fd and an in house Wireless Network driver (Air350) [Main Network]
Net.ether1000 [AUX Network]
Net.ether82557 [Backup Network]

The Net.fd and Net.ether1000 cards are both PCMCIA cards.
The Net.ether82557 is an on board device.

OK, now the problem, All the drivers are started successfully, we are
able to mount a windows share, ping the network etc, using the Net.fd
driver (Air350)

The AUX network (Net.ether1000) is dedicated to communicate with a
TCP/IP device, that is not always powered-up. Now if I attempt to create
a socket connection to this device while it is NOT there, for some
reason after 50 attempts this blocks access to the Main Network (Net.fd
/ Air350). By block I mean unable to ping the network, access network
share etc…

The only way I can gain access to the Main network again is by slaying
Net.ether1000. When i do this the Main network is then immediately
available.

This must be something to do with Net.ether1000 as I have also attempted
to recreate this using the backup Network Device (Net.ether82557) and
this has no problem. It would seem that somehow Net.ether1000 is locking
the network.

I have added my Network startup script below as well as the output from
sin when the Network is in an unreachable state.

Hopefully it is something i am doing wrong so i can fix it straight away.

Thank you for any help offered.
Len

---

NET SCRIPT

echo “Stopping Currently Running Network Drivers…”
slay Net.fd Air350 Net Socklet inetd pccard 1>/dev/null 2>&1
sleep 2

echo “Starting pccard Server…”
pccard
sleep 5

echo “Starting Net Server…”
Net -T -C -S -C -t5 -d3 &

echo “Starting Air350 Driver…”
Air350 -i0 -p300
Net.fd -a $(cat /tmp/mac350) -b -c /dev/Air350 -i1 -n50000 &
sleep 2

echo “Starting Ether1000 Driver…”
Net.ether1000 -vvvv -a -h50000 -n500 -t10 -p280 -i0 -l2 -s8 -f10 &

echo “Starting Backup Ethernet Driver…”
Net.ether82557 -I0 -l3 &

#------------------------------------------------------------
#-- Wait for Network drivers to become ready ----------------
nettry=20
while [ nettry -gt 0 ]; do
if [ “$(sin | grep -sc Net.*RECV)” -ge “4” ]; then
Socklet $_local_ipname &
ifconfig en1 $_local_ipname up
ifconfig en2 10.0.0.254 up
ifconfig en3 11.0.0.254 up
break;
fi
let nettry=nettry-1
sleep 1
done

---

SIN OUTPUT

SID PID PROGRAM PRI STATE BLK CODE DATA
– – Microkernel — ----- — 10537 0
0 1 sys/Proc32 30f READY — 118k 864k
0 2 sys/Slib32 10r RECV 0 53k 4096
0 4 /bin/Fsys 10r RECV 0 77k 13758k
0 5 /bin/Fsys.eide 22r RECV 0 61k 114k
0 8 idle 0r READY — 0 122k
0 16 //1/bin/Dev32 24f RECV 0 32k 86k
0 19 //1/bin/Dev32.ansi 20r RECV 0 40k 126k
0 34 //1/bin/Dev32.pty 20r RECV 0 12k 32k
0 36 //1/bin/Pipe 10r RECV 0 16k 40k
0 39 //1/bin/tinit 10o WAIT -1 4096 28k
1 49 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 20k
0 252 //1/usr/bin/int10 10r RECV 0 65k 65k
0 253 //1/bin/Dev32.ser 20r RECV 0 16k 32k
0 259 //1/bin/tinit 10o WAIT -1 4096 28k
0 261 //1/bin/tinit 10o WAIT -1 4096 28k
2 304 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 24k
3 305 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 24k
4 306 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 24k
5 307 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 24k
6 308 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 24k
7 775 //1/bin/Net.fd 20r RECV 0 24k 65k
0 2910 //1/bin/tinit 10o WAIT -1 4096 28k
7 2911 //1/bin/ksh 10o WAIT -1 94k 118k
7 3316 //1/bin/pccard 20o REPLY 0 69k 32k
7 3321 //1/bin/Net 23r RECV 0 32k 73k
7 3326 //1/usr/bin/Air350 22r RECV 0 36k 77k
7 3339 //1/bin/Net.ether1000 20r RECV 0 40k 40k
7 3340 //1/bin/Net.ether82557 20r RECV 0 45k 176k
7 3358 //1/*/usr/ucb/Socklet 22r RECV 0 114k 147k
7 3701 //1/bin/sin 10o REPLY 1 45k 40k

---

SIN VER

PROGRAM NAME VERSION DATE
sys/Proc32 Proc 4.25O Aug 19 2002
sys/Proc32 Slib16 4.23G Oct 04 1996
sys/Slib32 Slib32 4.24B Aug 12 1997
/bin/Fsys Fsys32 4.24Y Apr 23 2002
/bin/Fsys.eide eide 4.25G Apr 15 2002
//1/bin/Dev32 Dev32 4.23G Oct 04 1996
//1/bin/Dev32.ansi Dev32.ansi 4.23H Nov 21 1996
//1/bin/Dev32.pty Dev32.pty 4.23G Oct 04 1996
//1/bin/Pipe Pipe 4.23A Feb 26 1996
//1/bin/pccard PcCard 4.25A May 09 2002
//1/bin/Net Net 4.25E Apr 24 2002
//1/usr/bin/int10 INT10h 4.23B Feb 13 1997
//1/bin/Dev32.ser Dev32.ser 4.23I Jun 27 1997
//1/usr/bin/Air350 Air350 1.60 Sep 05 2003
//1/bin/Net.fd Net.fd 4.23A Apr 03 1997
//1/bin/Net.ether1000 Net.ether100 4.24C Apr 19 2002
//1/bin/Net.ether82557 Net.ether825 4.25G Feb 22 2001
//1/*/usr/ucb/Socklet Socklet 4.25H Jul 30 1999

---

NET INFO, when Netowrk is Blocked.

Date Net (Nid|Status) Code Description
09:30:25 1 000BFD F1F912 ( 56) NET ( nm) netmap entry added by driver
09:30:28 2 00E098 7150D7 ( 56) NET ( nm) netmap entry added by driver
09:30:29 3 00E04B 04891E ( 56) NET ( nm) netmap entry added by driver
09:30:29 1 00065B 3B960B ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:30 2 FFFFFF FFFFFF (507) 1000 ( tx) timeout (no nack)
09:30:30 2 Status 2 (507) 1000 ( tx) timeout (no nack)
09:30:30 2 Status 0 (507) 1000 ( tx) timeout (no nack)
09:30:30 2 Status 0 (507) 1000 ( tx) timeout (no nack)
09:30:30 2 Status 6 (507) 1000 ( tx) timeout (no nack)
09:30:31 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:33 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:34 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:34 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:34 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:34 1 004096 3667FC ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:38 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:38 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:44 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:44 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:49 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:51 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:52 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:53 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:54 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:55 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:05 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:05 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:07 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:08 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:08 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:10 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:15 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:15 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:19 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:23 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:24 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:25 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:25 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:25 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:26 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:28 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:34 1 004096 3667FC ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:35 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:35 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:35 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:38 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:43 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:44 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:45 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:46 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:46 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:53 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:55 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:56 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:01 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:02 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:03 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:06 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:06 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:08 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:16 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:16 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:18 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:18 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:19 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:19 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:19 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:20 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:20 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:20 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:21 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:23 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:24 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:26 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:26 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:32 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:34 1 004096 3667FC ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:36 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:37 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:37 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:38 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:38 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:39 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:47 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:47 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:53 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:55 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:56 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:57 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:57 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:57 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:07 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:07 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:08 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:13 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:14 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:15 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:17 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:17 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:17 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:23 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:24 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:27 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:28 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:28 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:31 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:32 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:33 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:34 1 004096 3667FC ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:38 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:38 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:38 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:48 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:48 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:49 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:50 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:51 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:53 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:58 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:58 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:06 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:08 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:08 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:08 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:09 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:09 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:16 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:18 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:19 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

[Mario_Charest1]

“Len Meakin” <len.m@incubus.co.uk_REMOVE> wrote in message
news:bnij3a$sb7$1@inn.qnx.com…

Hugh Brown wrote:
Why are you using the timer interrupt for the Net.ether1000 driver
(-i0)?
Have you just tried starting the Net.ether1000 driver with just
the -p -i
and -l options only?


If I remove all the options apart from the -p -l options it locks the
network up from start. When I run the ether1000 driver in verbose mode
using these minimal options I get the following scrolled down the
screen: “Addr Prom 00e098 7150d7”

If i remove the -i0 but keep the other options I am using, Net.ether1000
is unable to detect an IRQ so will use 0 anyway. This works fine if the
Network is reachable, it only seems to lock up if i ping an address that
is not there on it’s network.

I have NEVER seen any devices allowing for usage of interrupt 0. What model
is this?

I very much doubt the driver used interrupt 0 on its own. What makes you
say that?

If it locks up, its either a defective card or its IRQ conflict with another
device. The port and interrupt should be as reported by pin and again I
very much doubt PCMCIA.generic allocated interupt 0 for the network card!

Hope this helps,
Len

“Len Meakin” <> len.m@incubus.co.uk> _REMOVE> wrote in message
news:bnan7v$iml$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …

Hello,
I’m having a problem with my network, it goes something like this:

Systems using QNX 4.25 Patch G.

3 Network drivers being used.
Net.fd and an in house Wireless Network driver (Air350) [Main Network]
Net.ether1000 [AUX Network]
Net.ether82557 [Backup Network]

The Net.fd and Net.ether1000 cards are both PCMCIA cards.
The Net.ether82557 is an on board device.

OK, now the problem, All the drivers are started successfully, we are
able to mount a windows share, ping the network etc, using the Net.fd
driver (Air350)

The AUX network (Net.ether1000) is dedicated to communicate with a
TCP/IP device, that is not always powered-up. Now if I attempt to create
a socket connection to this device while it is NOT there, for some
reason after 50 attempts this blocks access to the Main Network (Net.fd
/ Air350). By block I mean unable to ping the network, access network
share etc…

The only way I can gain access to the Main network again is by slaying
Net.ether1000. When i do this the Main network is then immediately
available.

This must be something to do with Net.ether1000 as I have also attempted
to recreate this using the backup Network Device (Net.ether82557) and
this has no problem. It would seem that somehow Net.ether1000 is locking
the network.

I have added my Network startup script below as well as the output from
sin when the Network is in an unreachable state.

Hopefully it is something i am doing wrong so i can fix it straight
away.

Thank you for any help offered.
Len

---

NET SCRIPT

echo “Stopping Currently Running Network Drivers…”
slay Net.fd Air350 Net Socklet inetd pccard 1>/dev/null 2>&1
sleep 2

echo “Starting pccard Server…”
pccard
sleep 5

echo “Starting Net Server…”
Net -T -C -S -C -t5 -d3 &

echo “Starting Air350 Driver…”
Air350 -i0 -p300
Net.fd -a $(cat /tmp/mac350) -b -c /dev/Air350 -i1 -n50000 &
sleep 2

echo “Starting Ether1000 Driver…”
Net.ether1000 -vvvv -a -h50000 -n500 -t10 -p280 -i0 -l2 -s8 -f10 &

echo “Starting Backup Ethernet Driver…”
Net.ether82557 -I0 -l3 &

#------------------------------------------------------------
#-- Wait for Network drivers to become ready ----------------
nettry=20
while [ nettry -gt 0 ]; do
if [ “$(sin | grep -sc Net.*RECV)” -ge “4” ]; then
Socklet $_local_ipname &
ifconfig en1 $_local_ipname up
ifconfig en2 10.0.0.254 up
ifconfig en3 11.0.0.254 up
break;
fi
let nettry=nettry-1
sleep 1
done

---

SIN OUTPUT

SID PID PROGRAM PRI STATE BLK CODE DATA
– – Microkernel — ----- — 10537 0
0 1 sys/Proc32 30f READY — 118k 864k
0 2 sys/Slib32 10r RECV 0 53k 4096
0 4 /bin/Fsys 10r RECV 0 77k 13758k
0 5 /bin/Fsys.eide 22r RECV 0 61k 114k
0 8 idle 0r READY — 0 122k
0 16 //1/bin/Dev32 24f RECV 0 32k 86k
0 19 //1/bin/Dev32.ansi 20r RECV 0 40k 126k
0 34 //1/bin/Dev32.pty 20r RECV 0 12k 32k
0 36 //1/bin/Pipe 10r RECV 0 16k 40k
0 39 //1/bin/tinit 10o WAIT -1 4096 28k
1 49 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 20k
0 252 //1/usr/bin/int10 10r RECV 0 65k 65k
0 253 //1/bin/Dev32.ser 20r RECV 0 16k 32k
0 259 //1/bin/tinit 10o WAIT -1 4096 28k
0 261 //1/bin/tinit 10o WAIT -1 4096 28k
2 304 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 24k
3 305 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 24k
4 306 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 24k
5 307 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 24k
6 308 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 24k
7 775 //1/bin/Net.fd 20r RECV 0 24k 65k
0 2910 //1/bin/tinit 10o WAIT -1 4096 28k
7 2911 //1/bin/ksh 10o WAIT -1 94k 118k
7 3316 //1/bin/pccard 20o REPLY 0 69k 32k
7 3321 //1/bin/Net 23r RECV 0 32k 73k
7 3326 //1/usr/bin/Air350 22r RECV 0 36k 77k
7 3339 //1/bin/Net.ether1000 20r RECV 0 40k 40k
7 3340 //1/bin/Net.ether82557 20r RECV 0 45k 176k
7 3358 //1/*/usr/ucb/Socklet 22r RECV 0 114k 147k
7 3701 //1/bin/sin 10o REPLY 1 45k 40k

---

SIN VER

PROGRAM NAME VERSION DATE
sys/Proc32 Proc 4.25O Aug 19 2002
sys/Proc32 Slib16 4.23G Oct 04 1996
sys/Slib32 Slib32 4.24B Aug 12 1997
/bin/Fsys Fsys32 4.24Y Apr 23 2002
/bin/Fsys.eide eide 4.25G Apr 15 2002
//1/bin/Dev32 Dev32 4.23G Oct 04 1996
//1/bin/Dev32.ansi Dev32.ansi 4.23H Nov 21 1996
//1/bin/Dev32.pty Dev32.pty 4.23G Oct 04 1996
//1/bin/Pipe Pipe 4.23A Feb 26 1996
//1/bin/pccard PcCard 4.25A May 09 2002
//1/bin/Net Net 4.25E Apr 24 2002
//1/usr/bin/int10 INT10h 4.23B Feb 13 1997
//1/bin/Dev32.ser Dev32.ser 4.23I Jun 27 1997
//1/usr/bin/Air350 Air350 1.60 Sep 05 2003
//1/bin/Net.fd Net.fd 4.23A Apr 03 1997
//1/bin/Net.ether1000 Net.ether100 4.24C Apr 19 2002
//1/bin/Net.ether82557 Net.ether825 4.25G Feb 22 2001
//1/*/usr/ucb/Socklet Socklet 4.25H Jul 30 1999

---

NET INFO, when Netowrk is Blocked.

Date Net (Nid|Status) Code Description
09:30:25 1 000BFD F1F912 ( 56) NET ( nm) netmap entry added by driver
09:30:28 2 00E098 7150D7 ( 56) NET ( nm) netmap entry added by driver
09:30:29 3 00E04B 04891E ( 56) NET ( nm) netmap entry added by driver
09:30:29 1 00065B 3B960B ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:30 2 FFFFFF FFFFFF (507) 1000 ( tx) timeout (no nack)
09:30:30 2 Status 2 (507) 1000 ( tx) timeout (no nack)
09:30:30 2 Status 0 (507) 1000 ( tx) timeout (no nack)
09:30:30 2 Status 0 (507) 1000 ( tx) timeout (no nack)
09:30:30 2 Status 6 (507) 1000 ( tx) timeout (no nack)
09:30:31 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:33 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:34 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:34 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:34 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:34 1 004096 3667FC ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:38 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:38 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:44 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:44 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:49 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:51 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:52 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:53 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:54 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:55 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:05 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:05 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:07 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:08 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:08 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:10 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:15 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:15 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:19 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:23 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:24 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:25 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:25 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:25 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:26 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:28 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:34 1 004096 3667FC ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:35 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:35 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:35 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:38 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:43 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:44 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:45 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:46 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:46 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:53 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:55 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:56 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:01 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:02 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:03 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:06 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:06 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:08 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:16 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:16 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:18 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:18 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:19 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:19 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:19 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:20 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:20 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:20 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:21 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:23 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:24 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:26 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:26 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:32 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:34 1 004096 3667FC ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:36 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:37 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:37 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:38 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:38 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:39 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:47 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:47 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:53 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:55 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:56 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:57 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:57 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:57 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:07 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:07 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:08 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:13 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:14 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:15 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:17 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:17 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:17 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:23 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:24 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:27 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:28 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:28 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:31 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:32 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:33 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:34 1 004096 3667FC ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:38 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:38 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:38 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:48 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:48 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:49 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:50 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:51 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:53 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:58 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:58 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:06 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:08 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:08 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:08 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:09 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:09 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:16 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:18 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:19 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol
\

[Hugh_Brown1]

Well IRQ 0 is not a good interrupt to use. What does ‘pin’ report. What do
you have in your /etc/config/pcmcia.cfg file?

“Len Meakin” <len.m@incubus.co.uk_REMOVE> wrote in message
news:bnij3a$sb7$1@inn.qnx.com…

Hugh Brown wrote:
Why are you using the timer interrupt for the Net.ether1000 driver
(-i0)?
Have you just tried starting the Net.ether1000 driver with just
the -p -i
and -l options only?


If I remove all the options apart from the -p -l options it locks the
network up from start. When I run the ether1000 driver in verbose mode
using these minimal options I get the following scrolled down the
screen: “Addr Prom 00e098 7150d7”

If i remove the -i0 but keep the other options I am using, Net.ether1000
is unable to detect an IRQ so will use 0 anyway. This works fine if the
Network is reachable, it only seems to lock up if i ping an address that
is not there on it’s network.

Hope this helps,
Len

“Len Meakin” <> len.m@incubus.co.uk> _REMOVE> wrote in message
news:bnan7v$iml$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …

Hello,
I’m having a problem with my network, it goes something like this:

Systems using QNX 4.25 Patch G.

3 Network drivers being used.
Net.fd and an in house Wireless Network driver (Air350) [Main Network]
Net.ether1000 [AUX Network]
Net.ether82557 [Backup Network]

The Net.fd and Net.ether1000 cards are both PCMCIA cards.
The Net.ether82557 is an on board device.

OK, now the problem, All the drivers are started successfully, we are
able to mount a windows share, ping the network etc, using the Net.fd
driver (Air350)

The AUX network (Net.ether1000) is dedicated to communicate with a
TCP/IP device, that is not always powered-up. Now if I attempt to create
a socket connection to this device while it is NOT there, for some
reason after 50 attempts this blocks access to the Main Network (Net.fd
/ Air350). By block I mean unable to ping the network, access network
share etc…

The only way I can gain access to the Main network again is by slaying
Net.ether1000. When i do this the Main network is then immediately
available.

This must be something to do with Net.ether1000 as I have also attempted
to recreate this using the backup Network Device (Net.ether82557) and
this has no problem. It would seem that somehow Net.ether1000 is locking
the network.

I have added my Network startup script below as well as the output from
sin when the Network is in an unreachable state.

Hopefully it is something i am doing wrong so i can fix it straight
away.

Thank you for any help offered.
Len

---

NET SCRIPT

echo “Stopping Currently Running Network Drivers…”
slay Net.fd Air350 Net Socklet inetd pccard 1>/dev/null 2>&1
sleep 2

echo “Starting pccard Server…”
pccard
sleep 5

echo “Starting Net Server…”
Net -T -C -S -C -t5 -d3 &

echo “Starting Air350 Driver…”
Air350 -i0 -p300
Net.fd -a $(cat /tmp/mac350) -b -c /dev/Air350 -i1 -n50000 &
sleep 2

echo “Starting Ether1000 Driver…”
Net.ether1000 -vvvv -a -h50000 -n500 -t10 -p280 -i0 -l2 -s8 -f10 &

echo “Starting Backup Ethernet Driver…”
Net.ether82557 -I0 -l3 &

#------------------------------------------------------------
#-- Wait for Network drivers to become ready ----------------
nettry=20
while [ nettry -gt 0 ]; do
if [ “$(sin | grep -sc Net.*RECV)” -ge “4” ]; then
Socklet $_local_ipname &
ifconfig en1 $_local_ipname up
ifconfig en2 10.0.0.254 up
ifconfig en3 11.0.0.254 up
break;
fi
let nettry=nettry-1
sleep 1
done

---

SIN OUTPUT

SID PID PROGRAM PRI STATE BLK CODE DATA
– – Microkernel — ----- — 10537 0
0 1 sys/Proc32 30f READY — 118k 864k
0 2 sys/Slib32 10r RECV 0 53k 4096
0 4 /bin/Fsys 10r RECV 0 77k 13758k
0 5 /bin/Fsys.eide 22r RECV 0 61k 114k
0 8 idle 0r READY — 0 122k
0 16 //1/bin/Dev32 24f RECV 0 32k 86k
0 19 //1/bin/Dev32.ansi 20r RECV 0 40k 126k
0 34 //1/bin/Dev32.pty 20r RECV 0 12k 32k
0 36 //1/bin/Pipe 10r RECV 0 16k 40k
0 39 //1/bin/tinit 10o WAIT -1 4096 28k
1 49 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 20k
0 252 //1/usr/bin/int10 10r RECV 0 65k 65k
0 253 //1/bin/Dev32.ser 20r RECV 0 16k 32k
0 259 //1/bin/tinit 10o WAIT -1 4096 28k
0 261 //1/bin/tinit 10o WAIT -1 4096 28k
2 304 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 24k
3 305 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 24k
4 306 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 24k
5 307 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 24k
6 308 //1/bin/login 10o REPLY 16 4096 24k
7 775 //1/bin/Net.fd 20r RECV 0 24k 65k
0 2910 //1/bin/tinit 10o WAIT -1 4096 28k
7 2911 //1/bin/ksh 10o WAIT -1 94k 118k
7 3316 //1/bin/pccard 20o REPLY 0 69k 32k
7 3321 //1/bin/Net 23r RECV 0 32k 73k
7 3326 //1/usr/bin/Air350 22r RECV 0 36k 77k
7 3339 //1/bin/Net.ether1000 20r RECV 0 40k 40k
7 3340 //1/bin/Net.ether82557 20r RECV 0 45k 176k
7 3358 //1/*/usr/ucb/Socklet 22r RECV 0 114k 147k
7 3701 //1/bin/sin 10o REPLY 1 45k 40k

---

SIN VER

PROGRAM NAME VERSION DATE
sys/Proc32 Proc 4.25O Aug 19 2002
sys/Proc32 Slib16 4.23G Oct 04 1996
sys/Slib32 Slib32 4.24B Aug 12 1997
/bin/Fsys Fsys32 4.24Y Apr 23 2002
/bin/Fsys.eide eide 4.25G Apr 15 2002
//1/bin/Dev32 Dev32 4.23G Oct 04 1996
//1/bin/Dev32.ansi Dev32.ansi 4.23H Nov 21 1996
//1/bin/Dev32.pty Dev32.pty 4.23G Oct 04 1996
//1/bin/Pipe Pipe 4.23A Feb 26 1996
//1/bin/pccard PcCard 4.25A May 09 2002
//1/bin/Net Net 4.25E Apr 24 2002
//1/usr/bin/int10 INT10h 4.23B Feb 13 1997
//1/bin/Dev32.ser Dev32.ser 4.23I Jun 27 1997
//1/usr/bin/Air350 Air350 1.60 Sep 05 2003
//1/bin/Net.fd Net.fd 4.23A Apr 03 1997
//1/bin/Net.ether1000 Net.ether100 4.24C Apr 19 2002
//1/bin/Net.ether82557 Net.ether825 4.25G Feb 22 2001
//1/*/usr/ucb/Socklet Socklet 4.25H Jul 30 1999

---

NET INFO, when Netowrk is Blocked.

Date Net (Nid|Status) Code Description
09:30:25 1 000BFD F1F912 ( 56) NET ( nm) netmap entry added by driver
09:30:28 2 00E098 7150D7 ( 56) NET ( nm) netmap entry added by driver
09:30:29 3 00E04B 04891E ( 56) NET ( nm) netmap entry added by driver
09:30:29 1 00065B 3B960B ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:30 2 FFFFFF FFFFFF (507) 1000 ( tx) timeout (no nack)
09:30:30 2 Status 2 (507) 1000 ( tx) timeout (no nack)
09:30:30 2 Status 0 (507) 1000 ( tx) timeout (no nack)
09:30:30 2 Status 0 (507) 1000 ( tx) timeout (no nack)
09:30:30 2 Status 6 (507) 1000 ( tx) timeout (no nack)
09:30:31 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:33 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:34 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:34 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:34 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:34 1 004096 3667FC ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:38 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:38 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:44 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:44 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:49 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:51 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:52 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:53 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:54 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:30:55 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:05 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:05 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:07 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:08 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:08 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:10 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:15 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:15 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:19 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:23 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:24 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:25 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:25 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:25 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:26 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:28 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:34 1 004096 3667FC ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:35 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:35 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:35 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:38 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:43 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:44 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:45 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:46 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:46 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:53 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:55 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:31:56 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:01 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:02 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:03 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:06 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:06 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:08 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:16 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:16 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:18 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:18 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:19 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:19 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:19 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:20 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:20 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:20 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:21 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:23 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:24 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:26 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:26 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:32 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:34 1 004096 3667FC ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:36 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:37 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:37 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:38 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:38 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:39 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:47 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:47 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:53 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:55 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:56 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:57 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:57 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:32:57 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:07 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:07 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:08 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:13 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:14 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:15 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:17 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:17 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:17 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:23 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:24 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:27 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:28 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:28 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:31 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:32 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:33 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:34 1 004096 3667FC ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:38 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:38 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:38 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:48 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:48 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:49 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:50 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:51 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:53 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:53 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:58 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:33:58 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:06 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:08 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:08 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:08 1 004096 52F7B4 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:09 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:09 1 080009 2A1C0E ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:16 1 009027 5CC616 ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:18 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol

09:34:19 1 0050BA 90C9FB ( 37) NET ( rx) unrecognized raw packet

protocol
\

[Len_Meakin1]

Hugh Brown wrote:

Well IRQ 0 is not a good interrupt to use. What does ‘pin’ report. What do
you have in your /etc/config/pcmcia.cfg file?

This is unforunatelty the only IRQ that can be used with the hardware we

have.
What is the side effect when the network is not present, why does it lockup.

Len.

[Hugh_Brown1]

When you say that the device attached to the Net.ether1000 driver “is NOT
there”, is it directly connected to the PCMCIA device, or is it connected
via a hub/switch? What could be happening to the Net.ether1000 device is
that it is buffering messages and not transmitting them, due to a “no link”
condition, whereas the 82557 device will transmit regardless of a link or no
link.

“Len Meakin” <len.m@incubus.co.uk_REMOVE> wrote in message
news:bnj5ca$cb9$1@inn.qnx.com…

Hugh Brown wrote:
Well IRQ 0 is not a good interrupt to use. What does ‘pin’ report. What
do
you have in your /etc/config/pcmcia.cfg file?

This is unforunatelty the only IRQ that can be used with the hardware we
have.
What is the side effect when the network is not present, why does it
lockup.

Len.

[Len_Meakin1]

Hugh Brown wrote:

When you say that the device attached to the Net.ether1000 driver “is NOT
there”, is it directly connected to the PCMCIA device, or is it connected
via a hub/switch? What could be happening to the Net.ether1000 device is
that it is buffering messages and not transmitting them, due to a “no link”
condition, whereas the 82557 device will transmit regardless of a link or no
link.

It is connected directly to a TCP/IP device, but this device is not
always powered up. This is when the problem occurs. Is there any way to
get around this, as pinging or trying to create a connection to the
TCP/IP device is the only way we can determine if the device is
available for use.

Thanks for your help so far.
Len

[Hugh_Brown1]

The transmitter will reset itself if it detects that it has hung. This
normally happens after 150-200ms, but you have overridden this on the
command line with -h50000. I’m not sure what happens to TCP/IP packets, but
FLEET packets will timeout and be returned to Net.

“Len Meakin” <len.m@incubus.co.uk_REMOVE> wrote in message
news:bnl64r$nd6$1@inn.qnx.com…

Hugh Brown wrote:
When you say that the device attached to the Net.ether1000 driver “is
NOT
there”, is it directly connected to the PCMCIA device, or is it
connected
via a hub/switch? What could be happening to the Net.ether1000 device is
that it is buffering messages and not transmitting them, due to a “no
link”
condition, whereas the 82557 device will transmit regardless of a link
or no
link.


It is connected directly to a TCP/IP device, but this device is not
always powered up. This is when the problem occurs. Is there any way to
get around this, as pinging or trying to create a connection to the
TCP/IP device is the only way we can determine if the device is
available for use.

Thanks for your help so far.
Len

[Len_Meakin1]

Hugh Brown wrote:

The transmitter will reset itself if it detects that it has hung. This
normally happens after 150-200ms, but you have overridden this on the
command line with -h50000. I’m not sure what happens to TCP/IP packets, but
FLEET packets will timeout and be returned to Net.

“Len Meakin” <> len.m@incubus.co.uk> _REMOVE> wrote in message
news:bnl64r$nd6$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …

If I remove the -h and other options, when I attempt to ping the none
existent device this brings down the entire network from startup.

If I run the Net.ether1000 driver in verbose mode in this situation I
get the following scrolled down the screen:

Addr Prom … 00e098 7150d7"

This appears to completely kill my entire network connection.

Len.

[Len_Meakin1]

Hugh Brown wrote:

The transmitter will reset itself if it detects that it has hung. This
normally happens after 150-200ms, but you have overridden this on the
command line with -h50000. I’m not sure what happens to TCP/IP packets, but
FLEET packets will timeout and be returned to Net.

Other things that I have tried to get around this:

If the connection fails kill the Net.ether1000 driver, and restart it.
This works for 100 restarts, after this the network is again dead.

[
ifconfig en2 down
slay Net.ether1000
Net.ether1000 -p280 -l2&
]

If the connection fails alias the Net.ether1000 adapter with the address
of the unconnected device, perform a successfully ping then un-alias the
address. Again this works but this time for 45 failed connection attempts.

[
ifconfig en2 alias 10.0.0.1
ping -c1 10.0.0.1
ifconfig en2 -alias
]

As you can see I am now running out of ideas on how to solve this, if
you have any further ideas then please let me know.

Len.

[Hugh_Brown1]

Yes, this happens when the network card is reset, so it would slow down the
network. Unfortunately there is nothing I can do about the hardware. The
only way to resolve this situation is to have the link up on the Ether1000
network card. A cheap hub/switch would solve the problem. The Ether1000
adapter would then transmit the messages and would not require the reset.

“Len Meakin” <len.m@incubus.co.uk_REMOVE> wrote in message
news:bnnstj$lr4$1@inn.qnx.com…

Hugh Brown wrote:
The transmitter will reset itself if it detects that it has hung. This
normally happens after 150-200ms, but you have overridden this on the
command line with -h50000. I’m not sure what happens to TCP/IP packets,
but
FLEET packets will timeout and be returned to Net.

“Len Meakin” <> len.m@incubus.co.uk> _REMOVE> wrote in message
news:bnl64r$nd6$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …


If I remove the -h and other options, when I attempt to ping the none
existent device this brings down the entire network from startup.

If I run the Net.ether1000 driver in verbose mode in this situation I
get the following scrolled down the screen:

Addr Prom … 00e098 7150d7"

This appears to completely kill my entire network connection.

Len.

[Bill_Caroselli1]

Len Meakin <len.m@incubus.co.uk_remove> wrote:

LM > If the connection fails kill the Net.ether1000 driver, and restart it.
LM > This works for 100 restarts, after this the network is again dead.

LM > [
LM > ifconfig en2 down
LM > slay Net.ether1000
LM > Net.ether1000 -p280 -l2&
LM > ]

If there is some limit of only trying something 100 times, then after
100 times also slay Net and restart it.

[Len_Meakin1]

Hugh Brown wrote:

Yes, this happens when the network card is reset, so it would slow down the
network. Unfortunately there is nothing I can do about the hardware. The
only way to resolve this situation is to have the link up on the Ether1000
network card. A cheap hub/switch would solve the problem. The Ether1000
adapter would then transmit the messages and would not require the reset.

Unfortunately for me these cards are contained within a self contained
hand held unit, so there is no way i can squeeze a hub inside them.
Could you give me any help in writing a custom ether1000 driver that
would transmit packets if the link is down ? And would this solve my
huge problem, and keep me in employment =)

Thanks again for all your help so far.

Len.

[Hugh_Brown1]

As I said before, this is a problem with the NE2000 chip and not the driver.
The driver has no way of knowing whether there is a link or not with this
chipset. The newer 10/100 chipsets have a PHY that you can probe to tell
whether there is a link or not. There is no way with the NE2000 chipset that
you can probe the link status before transmitting a packet.

“Len Meakin” <len.m@incubus.co.uk_REMOVE> wrote in message
news:bnqevc$gi7$1@inn.qnx.com…

Hugh Brown wrote:
Yes, this happens when the network card is reset, so it would slow down
the
network. Unfortunately there is nothing I can do about the hardware. The
only way to resolve this situation is to have the link up on the
Ether1000
network card. A cheap hub/switch would solve the problem. The Ether1000
adapter would then transmit the messages and would not require the
reset.


Unfortunately for me these cards are contained within a self contained
hand held unit, so there is no way i can squeeze a hub inside them.
Could you give me any help in writing a custom ether1000 driver that
would transmit packets if the link is down ? And would this solve my
huge problem, and keep me in employment =)

Thanks again for all your help so far.

Len.

[Len_Meakin1]

Hugh Brown wrote:

As I said before, this is a problem with the NE2000 chip and not the driver.
The driver has no way of knowing whether there is a link or not with this
chipset. The newer 10/100 chipsets have a PHY that you can probe to tell
whether there is a link or not. There is no way with the NE2000 chipset that
you can probe the link status before transmitting a packet.

OK, I now understand the problem is with the chip (finally got that one
into my head). My solution of slaying the Net.ether1000 driver on a
connection failure and restarting it seems to do the trick, with the
exception of only being able to do this a certain number of times. I
have now found out the reason for the limited number of restarts. Every
time I slay / restart the Net.ether1000 driver the Net process is
creating a timer. These timers are building up, until the system limit
is reached and then bingo no more restarts are possible and all system
timers are used.

Now I would slay the entire network and restart it, but this takes way
too much time to perform (3 network drivers, detecting which one is
being used for the main network connection…). The simple slaying and
restarting of the Net.ether1000 driver is much quicker and more
desirable. So is there a way to cleanly unregister a driver from the Net
process. I have taken out the code that attempts a connection to the
un-powered device, and these times are still created so I guess the
drivers are not being unregistered from the Net process.

If it is not possible to cleanly unregister with the Net process then
would it be possible for me to write an app that resets the card upon a
connection failure. And would doing this while the Net.ether1000 driver
is running upset the driver in any way?

Thank you.
Len.

[Hugh_Brown1]

I have been running the following script for over an hour, without any
problems.
slay -f Net.ether905.424N Net.ether1000 Tcpip

sleep 1

Net.ether1000 -p320 -i7 &

Net.ether905 -l2 &

sleep 1

Tcpip hsb

ifconfig en1 10.30

while true; do

slay -f Net.ether1000

sleep 1

Net.ether1000 -p320 -i7 &

sleep 3

ping -c3 10.90

done

Net and its drivers do not create timers, they connect directly to the timer
interrupt, so I don’t understand you saying that you are running out of
timers!

“Len Meakin” <len.m@incubus.co.uk_REMOVE> wrote in message
news:bntdut$kc4$1@inn.qnx.com…

Hugh Brown wrote:
As I said before, this is a problem with the NE2000 chip and not the
driver.
The driver has no way of knowing whether there is a link or not with
this
chipset. The newer 10/100 chipsets have a PHY that you can probe to tell
whether there is a link or not. There is no way with the NE2000 chipset
that
you can probe the link status before transmitting a packet.


OK, I now understand the problem is with the chip (finally got that one
into my head). My solution of slaying the Net.ether1000 driver on a
connection failure and restarting it seems to do the trick, with the
exception of only being able to do this a certain number of times. I
have now found out the reason for the limited number of restarts. Every
time I slay / restart the Net.ether1000 driver the Net process is
creating a timer. These timers are building up, until the system limit
is reached and then bingo no more restarts are possible and all system
timers are used.

Now I would slay the entire network and restart it, but this takes way
too much time to perform (3 network drivers, detecting which one is
being used for the main network connection…). The simple slaying and
restarting of the Net.ether1000 driver is much quicker and more
desirable. So is there a way to cleanly unregister a driver from the Net
process. I have taken out the code that attempts a connection to the
un-powered device, and these times are still created so I guess the
drivers are not being unregistered from the Net process.

If it is not possible to cleanly unregister with the Net process then
would it be possible for me to write an app that resets the card upon a
connection failure. And would doing this while the Net.ether1000 driver
is running upset the driver in any way?

Thank you.
Len.




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[Hugh_Brown1]

To follow up.

OK, I’ve just had the “No free timers” in traceinfo. I guess this must be
something to do with Tcpip.

“Hugh Brown” <hsbrown@qnx.com> wrote in message
news:bntqv2$ssd$1@inn.qnx.com…

I have been running the following script for over an hour, without any
problems.
slay -f Net.ether905.424N Net.ether1000 Tcpip

sleep 1

Net.ether1000 -p320 -i7 &

Net.ether905 -l2 &

sleep 1

Tcpip hsb

ifconfig en1 10.30

while true; do

slay -f Net.ether1000

sleep 1

Net.ether1000 -p320 -i7 &

sleep 3

ping -c3 10.90

done

Net and its drivers do not create timers, they connect directly to the
timer
interrupt, so I don’t understand you saying that you are running out of
timers!

“Len Meakin” <> len.m@incubus.co.uk> _REMOVE> wrote in message
news:bntdut$kc4$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Hugh Brown wrote:
As I said before, this is a problem with the NE2000 chip and not the
driver.
The driver has no way of knowing whether there is a link or not with
this
chipset. The newer 10/100 chipsets have a PHY that you can probe to
tell
whether there is a link or not. There is no way with the NE2000
chipset
that
you can probe the link status before transmitting a packet.


OK, I now understand the problem is with the chip (finally got that one
into my head). My solution of slaying the Net.ether1000 driver on a
connection failure and restarting it seems to do the trick, with the
exception of only being able to do this a certain number of times. I
have now found out the reason for the limited number of restarts. Every
time I slay / restart the Net.ether1000 driver the Net process is
creating a timer. These timers are building up, until the system limit
is reached and then bingo no more restarts are possible and all system
timers are used.

Now I would slay the entire network and restart it, but this takes way
too much time to perform (3 network drivers, detecting which one is
being used for the main network connection…). The simple slaying and
restarting of the Net.ether1000 driver is much quicker and more
desirable. So is there a way to cleanly unregister a driver from the Net
process. I have taken out the code that attempts a connection to the
un-powered device, and these times are still created so I guess the
drivers are not being unregistered from the Net process.

If it is not possible to cleanly unregister with the Net process then
would it be possible for me to write an app that resets the card upon a
connection failure. And would doing this while the Net.ether1000 driver
is running upset the driver in any way?

Thank you.
Len.






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[Bill_Caroselli1]

Hugh Brown <hsbrown@qnx.com> wrote:
HB > I have been running the following script for over an hour, without any
HB > problems.
HB > slay -f Net.ether905.424N Net.ether1000 Tcpip

Not that this is related to your problem, but you should slay Tcpip
and any other clients of the Net drivers before the network drivers.

[Len_Meakin1]

It was definatley Net using all system timers, as the output from “sin rt”
showed loads of timers for the Net process. The “osinfo” app showed
the system timers going up everytime the Net.ether1000 driver was being
slayed and restarted.

As I’m not currently at work I can not post the output from “sin rt” but
will do so first thing Monday morning if required.

Thank you,
Len.

On Fri, 31 Oct 2003 09:57:37 -0500, Hugh Brown
wrote:

To follow up.

OK, I’ve just had the “No free timers” in traceinfo. I guess this must be
something to do with Tcpip.

“Hugh Brown” <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:bntqv2$ssd$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
I have been running the following script for over an hour, without any
problems.
slay -f Net.ether905.424N Net.ether1000 Tcpip

sleep 1

Net.ether1000 -p320 -i7 &

Net.ether905 -l2 &

sleep 1

Tcpip hsb

ifconfig en1 10.30

while true; do

slay -f Net.ether1000

sleep 1

Net.ether1000 -p320 -i7 &

sleep 3

ping -c3 10.90

done

Net and its drivers do not create timers, they connect directly to the
timer
interrupt, so I don’t understand you saying that you are running out of
timers!

“Len Meakin” <> len.m@incubus.co.uk> _REMOVE> wrote in message
news:bntdut$kc4$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Hugh Brown wrote:
As I said before, this is a problem with the NE2000 chip and not the
driver.
The driver has no way of knowing whether there is a link or not with
this
chipset. The newer 10/100 chipsets have a PHY that you can probe to
tell
whether there is a link or not. There is no way with the NE2000
chipset
that
you can probe the link status before transmitting a packet.


OK, I now understand the problem is with the chip (finally got that one
into my head). My solution of slaying the Net.ether1000 driver on a
connection failure and restarting it seems to do the trick, with the
exception of only being able to do this a certain number of times. I
have now found out the reason for the limited number of restarts. Every
time I slay / restart the Net.ether1000 driver the Net process is
creating a timer. These timers are building up, until the system limit
is reached and then bingo no more restarts are possible and all system
timers are used.

Now I would slay the entire network and restart it, but this takes way
too much time to perform (3 network drivers, detecting which one is
being used for the main network connection…). The simple slaying and
restarting of the Net.ether1000 driver is much quicker and more
desirable. So is there a way to cleanly unregister a driver from the Net
process. I have taken out the code that attempts a connection to the
un-powered device, and these times are still created so I guess the
drivers are not being unregistered from the Net process.

If it is not possible to cleanly unregister with the Net process then
would it be possible for me to write an app that resets the card upon a
connection failure. And would doing this while the Net.ether1000 driver
is running upset the driver in any way?

Thank you.
Len.






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