From: H. G. <shi...@gm...> - 2010-06-07 23:51:54
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rprice1, did you ever get the Linux bridging working? I am learning about bridging and want to do something similar but not getting good results so far... Thanks! ----------------- rprice1 wrote: > > Thanks for the help Gerhard. I have been able to get the network working > using routing tables and enabling ip_forward. The network consists of a > PC, access point, gumstix, and wired device connected to the Gumstix. > However, I would like to get Linux bridging working as the routing table > method is not transparent. > > Here are some updates. I tried this with different versions of the Linux > kernel. With 2.6.24, the Wi-Fi drivers do not seem to work, because the > wireless interface never comes up. I tried removing each of the smc91x.ko > and smc911x.ko drivers separately, but this did not help. I tried to > build the 2.6.22 kernel, but could not get this version to build. > > At this point, I believe this is a kernel or bridge-utils problem (at > least for kernel versions 2.6.xx). Does anyone know if or when updates to > this package or kernel may be available for the Gumstix. Is it possible > to use a 2.4.xx kernel on this Gumstix board? Does anyone have > suggestions? > > > > Gerhard H. wrote: >> >> oh sorry I didn't copy the whole content. Here again the link: >> http://old.nabble.com/Re:-forwarding-or-bridging-from-wlan0-to-eth0-with-td18719061.html#a18864821 >> >> >> rprice1 wrote: >>> >>> The wireless access point has the wlan ip of the Gumstix defined as its >>> gateway. >>> >> >> As you see in that thread (mail from Aug 07, 2008; 08:29am), I was able >> to ping a the wired device over the gumstix from a PC connected via wlan >> to the gumstix just using ip_forward. >> But in case you want connect 2 net's containing more than one device it >> could be more comfortable (or it is even necessary?) to use the bridge >> mechanism. But I think connecting just 1 device and only to use >> ip_forward might be a good starting point >> >> cheers Gerhard >> >> >> > > -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/Gumstix-Verdex-XL6P-Bridge-tp26287195p28812315.html Sent from the Gumstix mailing list archive at Nabble.com. |