Re: module rtl_lwip_stack.o

[email protected] Mon, 10 Jul 2006 09:44:07 -0500
Newsgroups gmane.linux.real-time.rtlinux.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hofrat:
Thanks for help me.

1.- I want to work with REDD, i have a 3com card.
   a) rtlinux ok
   b) bigphysarea  ok
      i test in this way
   c)rtlinux start
   insmod rtl_malloc.o
   insmod ping_zc.o IP=148.220.6.45

Error
Hard ping example module inserted
RTL_posixio: dev entry /dev/rtl0 not found
Error opening /dev/rtl0
ping_zc.o: init_module operation not permited


2.- Beside I am work with lwip too, I know that my device number is 204, how 
can I check the device IDs against the IDs in the linux driver?, because i 
have the same problem in the moment to insert rtl_lwip_stack.o, "could not 
init device eth" and "error opening /dev/eth0".



i apreciate your help



>From: [email protected]
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>To: [email protected]
>CC: [email protected], [email protected]
>Subject: Re: [Rtl] module rtl_lwip_stack.o
>Date: Fri, 30 Jun 2006 05:47:34 +0200 (CEST)
>
> > Sergio:
> >
> > An advice please, i have linux 2.4.20, bigphysarea-2.4.20, lilo (con 
>1024) y
> > rtlinux-3.2-pre2,
> > with RTL-lwIP-0.4, i edit Makefile and rtl_lwipopts.h ok,
> >
> > next steps:
> >
> > rtlinux start
> > ../instools
> > insmod rtl_3c905cx_drv.o
> > insmod rtl_lwip_stack.o
> >
>you might want to look at REDD, we have that working fine with 3com cards
>including multiple cards of the same type (though that change has not yet
>been fed back - drop me a note if you want to play with that).
>
>lwip should also work, if it did not initialize the driver then it might
>be that the device ID for your card is missing (there are multiple 3c905
>cards) - check the device IDs against the IDs in the linux driver.
>
>hofrat
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