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Hi,

I am trying to modify the "ipfw" code to do some additional processing
on receiving a packet. I needed to generate some specific delays
intentionally.

Schedular should process a packet and it should avoid processing of
further packets for a certain perod.(ths will be in millisecond range).
I think I can achieve this by using a timer.

What is the command I can use to get system time.

please e-mail me to - mahesh@erg.abdn.ac.uk.

Thanks in advance.

mahesh.



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