Re: Network Drivers Master Slave

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Hi,

Have a look at bonding driver. This might help.

Best Regards,
Alice

2011/3/4 sugnan prabhu <sugnan.prabhu@xxxxxxxxx>:
>
> Hello All,
>          I have written two network drivers master0 and slave0, where the
> packets received by master0 interface will be forwarded to the slave0
> interface and vice versa. I have further linked the master0 interface to a
> usb driver in such way that, interface registered only on connecting the usb
> device. My requirement is that, when ever the master interface is up, slave
> interface should be brought up automatically and when the master device is
> disconnected then even the slave interface should be disconnected, so that
> the slave interface drops the data. Can some one give some pointer for doing
> this in a right way.
>  I have been trying to understand the pernet device framework, can someone
> please explain it briefly.
>
> Thanks in advance,
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