Re: [lwip-users] lwip ARP reply delay at first time (Dmitriy Zabotlin)

[arcolight]

Thank you for your reply.

I'm using Atmel SAM4E16E CPU with DMA driver from Atmel XDK-ASF, so 
there is no polling, only interrupts.
Cable ok, I trying with different cables, with switch and without switch.
And I've noticed, that windows have more problems with bad FCS.

I see in wireshark, that all replies comes at one time. It seems like 
that they somewhere collected and than pushed away from some buffer.
May it be caused by bad FCS? Or this is different problem?

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> Dmitriy, you seem to have a non-working port and/or a non-working driver.
> FCS errors are not intentionally generated, so you can't correct them
> unless you know why they are there. So... I'll assume you mean those
> errored frames belong to the lwIP board. FCS should be correctly
> generated by a correctly initialized Ethernet chip; check your driver,
> check your cable.
> The delay between frames can be because of an RTOS task polling the chip
> instead of an interrupt driven rx framework. Check your port.
> The initial delay... if you connect two machines together without a
> hub/switch, one of them needs to reverse its function (unless you use a
> crossover cable), that might be both Ethernet chips trying to satisfy
> the other. A correctly configured chip shouldn't take long, but... check
> your driver, try with a switch or a crossover cable if you can't get a
> switch.
> In any case, you should step through your code to find some answers.
> Regards