Steve Iribarne wrote:
Is there a flag I can turn on when I compile that kernel that allows me to trace packets through the kernel??
Thanks.
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I don't know of any existing printks you can turn on, but there is a
debug flag in the sock structure that you can can turn on and off at
various point (to flag all the packets in a particular socket), and you
can use that to instrument the kernel on your own when debugging various
problems.
HTH
Neil
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