(usagi-users 03837) Re: TAHI for ARM.

Hi Tim,

Thanks for your information.

According to your statement :
*"Due to the lack of the "cu" facility in our embedded  OS, we had to use
the data part of IPv4 "ping" commands (from altered TN Perl scripts)
to control reboots in order to run automatically."*

In my lab the target is having the IPv6 stack ,the host and the target are
connected through network cable and we use minicom to dial in. Will this
setup be ok.

Infact i was running the test suite with samples, my target and host are
connected through network hub and i ran the tests on the host and target is
having IPv6 stack and i got the results too... Is this correct??

Thanks in advance,
Channa



On 11/04/07, Tim McFadden <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hi Channa ,
>
> We are also using TAHI to test embedded systems.
> We put our IPv6 stack on the embedded system as the NUT and use Linux as
> the TN.
> Due to the lack of the "cu" facility in our embedded  OS, we had to use
> the data part of IPv4 "ping" commands (from altered TN Perl scripts)
> to control reboots in order to run automatically.
>
> The TAHI tool is probably too Linux oriented to run on a typical
> embedded system.
>
> Tx,
> Tim McFadden
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> Channa wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I want to test the IPv6 stack on the ARM target.
> > According to my understanding the NUT will be ARM target and the TN in
> > my case is a Fedora Core Linux machine where i have installed the TAHI
> > test suite.
> > Can anyone tell me whether my test setup is correct??
> >
> > And also if  i want to use TAHI on ARM target can i cross compile the
> > tool and use it can anyone guide me on that??
> >
> > Thanks in advance,
> > Channa
>
>
>