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  • DHCP responds with hardware address reversed

    This is what I did to dhcpc.c because the hardware address was being sent in the wrong order when speaking to my DHCP server. It worked anyway but the logged hardware address on the server was wrong. /* chaddr */ #if 0 *buf_ptr++ = localmachine.localHW[5]; *buf_ptr++ = localmachine.localHW[4]; *buf_ptr++ = localmachine.localHW[3]; *buf_ptr++ =...

    2005-10-19 18:25:41 UTC in Freescale openTCP

  • Comment: timedate.h missing

    Logged In: YES user_id=1335250 NE64OpenTCPforCW31_090104g.ZIP does not have the fatal problems FSOTCP_1-0.tgz has.

    2005-09-09 19:38:36 UTC in Freescale openTCP

  • Comment: NE64_OpenTCP.mcp version mismatch

    Logged In: YES user_id=1335250 NE64OpenTCPforCW31_090104g.ZIP does not have the fatal problems FSOTCP_1-0.tgz has.

    2005-09-09 19:36:51 UTC in Freescale openTCP

  • Poor prototyping

    Line 355 of OpenTCP\http\http_server.c says: (void)ProcessCommandLine(&CGI_Temp_Buf[0]); OpenTCP\http\CGI_Func.c prototypes and defines the function without argument list. No where is it prototyped in a commonly included file. char ProcessCommandLine();.

    2005-08-25 20:15:29 UTC in Freescale openTCP

  • NE64_OpenTCP.mcp version mismatch

    Same with CVS version as with FSOTCP_1-0.tgz, opening NE64_OpenTCP.mcp with the latest "Standard Edition" CW 3.1 for the '12 produces the following message: Project "NE64_OpenTCP.mcp" needs to be converted. Some target settings are in a newer, incompatible format. They will be initialized to the factory settings. The project was last saved using newer versions of some preference...

    2005-08-25 20:04:02 UTC in Freescale openTCP

  • timedate.h missing

    OpenTCP\http\CGI_Func.c lists: #include "timedate.h" which is not to be found anywhere CW3.1 or myself know to look.

    2005-08-25 19:51:56 UTC in Freescale openTCP

  • Wrong line endings in CVS

    Text source files in CVS have DOS line endings which ends up as on many Windows-hosted CVS clients, in this case Tortoise CVS and cvsnt. is also incorrect when checked out under Unix. I don't know what is "correct" but What Works For Me(tm) is text files (vs. binary) be stored on a Unix server in Unix native text format with line endings. Then a CVS...

    2005-08-25 19:48:47 UTC in Freescale openTCP

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