customized ip stack over ethernet

From: Sherman (aldernetworks_at_gmail.com)
Date: 09/28/04

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    Hi,

      I'd like to hook a custermized IP stack with an ethernet card on a
    linux
    box. So I need to access all ethernet device driver interface for
    ether frame
    send/receive. I'd like to use the custermized statck as application so
    that I
    can use gdb to step thru the stack and modify the packet forwarding
    accordingly. Has anybody had experience in that? Thanks for your
    advice.
    I am new to linux.

    - Sherman

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