This is not a problem. There is a fix elsewhere for that.
I am using local-link addresses.
I am seeing funny things like:
lowpan0: received packet from fe80::203:9a00:41:c864 ->
7707:ffff:300:0:9a:300:7b3b:3a1a
Src address fe80::203:9a00:41:c864 does not exist on the network and
destination address 7707:ffff:300:0:9a:300:7b3b:3a1a does not.
I will play around with different socket options and see if that makes a
difference.
Simon
On 02/09/14 16:37, Alexander Aring wrote:
Hi Simon,
I saw this right now [0].
This is how an eui48 is converted to eui64. But we have already a
neui64. Are you sure this code check on this?
Normally it should check if the dev addr_len is 64 bit long, then it's a
eui64 address.
I don't see any test on this. That's why it works on a ethernet device
and not on a 802.15.4 lowpan device type.
- Alex
[0] https://github.com/smee204/unstrung/blob/all_fixes/lib/libndmgmt/iface.cpp#L91
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