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Subject: Re: natd & vimage
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Ahrenholz, Jeffrey M wrote:
>> can you send your diffs anyhow?
>> I never completed the virtualisation of divert.
>> I'll see what I can do  with them.
> 
> OK, here it is, good luck! I had divert working on a non-SMP system,
> could divert packets to a userspace program that touches them.
> 
> Then the mroute part is a little bigger. Currently testing with XORP
> PIM. Known bug during system reboot it crashes during ip_mroute module
> unload. Haven't tested IPv6 multicast forwarding yet. (slightly
> off-topic/wrong list, but you can crash a 7.0-GENERIC kernel if you
> install the Xorp package from ports and set it up as a rendezvous
> point!)
> 
> -Jeff


thanks!

Can you tell me what version/date of FreeBSD the patches are against?

It looks as if you have done a lot of work in teh mroute code which I 
am utterly faminiar with so hopefully this will save us a lot of time..
I did have a go at doing the divert code so it will be interesting to
see the comparison... hopefully that too will be useful.