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Subject: [Xenomai-help] Solved - Re: How to capture frames with RTcap
 without TDMA?
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Solution was to delete all old modules before re-installing RTnet (with 
the parameter --enable-nomac).

Benjamin

Benjamin Biegel wrote:
> Hello all
>
> We want to send data from a NIC and capture what we send using RTcap, 
> but we do not want any TDMA discipline running.
>
> So we want the VNIC but not TDMA running. The solution seems to be using 
> nomac.
>
> My attempt was to exchange 'insmod ../tdma.ko' with 'insmod ../nomac.ko' 
> in the rtnet bash script, but it gives an '-1 Unknown symbol in module' 
> error. How then is the nomac-discipline loaded?
>
> I assume this module somehow must be loaded, where after i run 'nomaccfg 
> rteth1attach'?
>
> Thanks for any help
>
> Benjamin
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