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Subject: Has anyone modified tcpdump for ETinc cards?
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Date: Wed, 01 Jul 98 17:43:24 -0400
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We're working with ETinc's T1 cards and were attempting to use tcpdump
with their bpf driver to debug the serial interfaces.  Everything works
pretty well, except that the filter code in tcpdump is not working
(forcing us to look at a LOT of data :-).

Before we attack tcpdump, I thought I'd check if anyone else has already
done the mods?

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