Libpcap gets extended to capture CAN frames via the SocketCAN interface.
This patch enabled tcpdump to print that captured frames for testing purposes and convenience. The printing routine is taken from the can-utlis of SocketCAN.
Some times ago I took a view on SocketCAN [1]. Due I'm using CAN all day
long with various protocols, I'd like to get some tool support for
debugging and analyzation.
I used ethereal for all ip based stuff and would like to do something
similiar for CAN. With SocketCAN this should be possible anyway, so I
took a look at the code to get an impression about the effort for adding
CAN...
Due some svn issues (https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=200001&aid=1538801&group_id=1)
theres actually no kernel tree with dynsched in the repository. My commits fail during transfering data.
Check the latest patch in the files section. Sorry.
Dynsched updated the bits to linux-2.6.18. Changes against latest patch:
* Code cleanup - lots of dirty old code removed
* SMP Support: Run an individual scheduler on each CPU available in a SMP system. Management is done via CPUSET.
* Scheduler tuning via sysfs
Feel free to joing the list. Comments and suggestions of every kind are welcome!
Cheers,
Felix.
