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Subject: more struct ifnet move lossage.
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Sigh...the changes for 3.0 are more extensive than I first thought,
although _all_ the problems stem from "struct ifnet" being moved and
it not being included, by default, from net/if.h (it appears to be the
_only_ change that isn't backward compatible).  Including
netinet/if_ether.h, whilst backawrd compatible in -current with itself,
is broken because it requires "struct ifnet" in a structure.

I'm curious...does tcpdump still compile on -current, `out of the box' ?

(Just to state the obvious, you don't compile tcpdump with -DKERNEL)

Darren