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Subject: problems with arpintr()
Date: Wed, 07 Jun 2000 19:06:48 GMT
From: "Mike Crosland" <mcrosland@zap.A2000.nl>
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Hi
I've been getting page faults that seem related to the arpintr() 
function, whether using generic or custom kernels. A message I briefly 
saw during the last compile gave a warning about line 445 in netinet/
if_ether.c line 445: it was something like

"assignment makes pointer from integer without a cast"

I'm nearly certain this is somehow related to the page faults.

Mike Crosland 


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