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[ILUG] network device flags...

[ILUG] network device flags...

Dave Airlie airlied at csn.ul.ie
Mon May 21 20:52:01 IST 2001


did you do an ioctl to get the current value? and then or in the IFF_UP..
otherwise the ifr_flags is uninited...

Dave.


On Mon, 21 May 2001, John P. Looney wrote:

>  Just wondering. I wanted to set the IFF_UP flag on a device, with;
>
>     ifreqp->ifr_flags |= IFF_UP;
>     result = ioctl(skfd,SIOCSIFFLAGS, ifreqp);
>
>  But, I notice some messages in the syslog like;
>
> May 21 20:19:19 angel kernel: eth1: Promiscuous mode enabled.
> May 21 20:19:22 angel kernel: eth1: Setting full-duplex based on MII #32 link partner ability of 45e1.
>
>  So, it looks like it's setting others too (though ifconfig doesn't
> mention anything about promiscous mode enabled). Should I be doing the
> "OR with what's there already" or not ?
>
> Kate
>
>

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David Airlie, Software Engineer
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