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Subject: Re: Address error trap in ng_netflow on MIPS
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Hi!

The problem is that the frame is unaligned and MIPS doesn't do
unaligned accesses for you.

So yes, you either replace them with a memcpy of the header into
aligned memory first, or you modify everything to use macros/inlines
that treat the data as a char array (1 byte aligned) and do char
accesses to get to it.


-adrian