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List:       linux-atm
Subject:    RE: Compiling .078 ATM with RH 7.0... whats next?
From:       "Valls, Miguel N Mr SIGNAL" <miguel.valls () nvl ! army ! mil>
Date:       2001-01-25 19:52:55
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You might want to go to an already ATM connected box, get the LES address
then on your
zeppelin line use the -s LESaddress -L 00  I think its L for listener or
selector port, this will contact the LES NSAP and get you a LOL DHCPed NSAP
since the drivers don't do well known or anything.  Yeah try that let me
know if that works for ya.  Remember you can punch in the LESaddress with
name in hosts.atm and just use that hostname in the zeppelin line.
whoa was that confusing or what..

Miguel
Night Vision LAB

-----Original Message-----
From: Krekorian Carl R JR NPRI [mailto:KrekorianCR@npt.nuwc.navy.mil]
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2001 2:42 PM
To: Pugsley Donald E CRBE; 'linux-atm@lrc.di.epfl.ch'
Cc: Krekorian Carl R JR NPRI; 'miguel.valls@nvl.army.mil'
Subject: RE: Compiling .078 ATM with RH 7.0... whats next?


I was able to get the atm0.78 tools compiled using a combination of
gcc, kgcc and pgcc. Whew, I don't want to do that again.

Once the tools compile all I needed to do was:

atmsigd -b
ilimd -b
zeppelin -n YOUR_VLAN_NAME

For some reason zeppelin was unable to find my vlan. If you can get atmsigd
and ilimd working,
log on the switch (I am using a ASX1200 FORE) and you can do a 

conf sig show 

Look for the port that you are pluged into and you should see your ip
address there. That's half the battle.

ie conf sig show c1

All thats left is to do a ifconfig lec0 .....

-Carl

-----Original Message-----
From: Pugsley Donald E CRBE [mailto:PugsleyDE@nswccd.navy.mil]
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2001 1:06 PM
To: 'linux-atm@lrc.di.epfl.ch'
Cc: Krekorian Carl R JR NPRI; 'miguel.valls@nvl.army.mil'
Subject: Re: Compiling .078 ATM with RH 7.0... whats next?


I had the same experience as Mr. Valls; I fixed the va_arg problem, spent a
while trying to figure out why adding #include <linux/limits.h> still didn't
give me a definition for OPEN_MAX, and then hardcoded OPEN_MAX=256 into
io.c.  After that, the kit built and installed fine, and the 2.4 kernel sees
my Efficient Networks 155P-MF1 card.  

As I understand this, I need to stack up 1. atmsigd, 2. ilmid or atmaddr,
and 3. zeppelin, to get to the point where I can use ifconfig to assign
tcp/ip addresses to the lec0 interface created by zeppelin. 
 
I can run atmsigd fine...

ilmid locks my system up solid right after it says "ATM address registered",
so I have been using atmaddr instead.

Using atmaddr -a to set the address seems to work...

atmdiag shows incomign and outgoing packets...

I am beating on zeppelin to try and get it to see my LANE setup, it connects
but my LECS says "insufficient information", and I am stuck there so far.

Any suggestions?  Why does ilmid croak?

I know linux and tcp/ip, but I am new to ATM... I have a Windows machine
with a Fore ATM card setup working on the same hookup that I have been using
to get settings and info.  

Respectfully,
   Don Pugsley

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