The kernel network stack may behave not as expected, especially in the case of receiving packets. With Ianus it is possible to bypass the kernel network stack and to develop your own network stack in user space or other tools.
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ianus v0.5 file released: ianus_src_0v5.tar.bz2
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File released: /ianus/v0.5/ianus_src_0v5.tar.bz2
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documentation v1.0 file released: ups.pdf
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File released: /documentation/v1.0/ups.pdf
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ianus v0.2.1 file released: ianus_src_0v21.tar.bz2
Some small changes within the daemon. A check to get sure that only one daemon is running and only one daemon can be started.
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File released: /ianus/v0.2.1/ianus_src_0v21.tar.bz2
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Network stack implementation
The partially implemented network stack will be released soon! It will contain the protocols: Ethernet, ARP, and IP so far.
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proof of concept v0.2 file released: ianus.pdf
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File released: /proof of concept/v0.2/ianus.pdf
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ianus v0.2 file released: ianus_src_0v2.tar.bz2
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