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[Scott Robinson]

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All IP action occurs within the interrupt handler.

That said, I've determined that whatever the weirdness is, it's occuring
within the RX layer.

I'm fairly certain it isn't my logic, because my old netstack works just
fine with it. I'll see what I can find...

I am definately running lwIP funkier than most implementations.

Scott.

* address@hidden translated into ASCII [Sun, Nov 24, 2002 at 03:4=
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> Hello Scott,
>=20
> well, ICMP is really a simple protocol implementation, especially just the
> "pong"s. You should be able to find out where it goes wrong in there.
>=20
> I think pings are replaced in memory by pongs even, but I'ld have to check
> that. So no memory handling occurs.
>=20
> Maybe your ethernet interrupt handler pre-empts other code accessing the
> ethernet controller?
>=20
> Leon.
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>=20
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