What makes userlevel ToDevice(eth0) fail when FromDevice(eth0) is activated?

Giorgio Calarco <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.routing.click
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Hi,if "disappear " means no packets getting out, I had the same problem
with same latest 2.6 or 3.x kernels and Fedora, I dI'd not investigate if
it depends on the kernel or the distribution itself, try to check the
configure.log file accurately and grep for libpcap, since it does not
actually get compiled. If so, use the METHOD LINUX explicitly for the
From/Todevice module. Hope this helps.

Ciao, Giorgio

On Tuesday, May 29, 2012, Markku Savela <[email protected]> wrote:
> I've bridge configuration (OpenWrt)
>
> br-lan (IP 192.168.3.1)
>    eth0 (no ip address)
>    wlan0 (no ip addresss)
> and
>    mon.wlan0
>
> I'm trying configuration roughly like
>
> ... -> Queue(200) -> ToDevice(eth0);
> FromDevice(mon.wlan0) -> ... some click ...
> FromDevice(eth0) -> ...some click
>
> In the above configuration packets ToDevice(eth0)
> just disappear (verified by adding Print between
> Queue).
>
> However, if I comment out the FromDevice(eth0)
> block, ToDevice(eth0) starts working.
>
> Looks like something in Linux kernel stops
> accepting the packets? What could it be?
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