TCP/IP Testing help, Round 2 - Done!

der Mouse wrote: And thanks again for the testing - I watched some of your sessions in real time by looking at the tcpdump output. I started this project about a year ago by trying to get the packet driver for a Xircom PE3 10BT (parallel port Ethernet adapter) to send a packet. That worked pretty well - I had to learn how to mix x86 ASM in my C code, but it worked. Receiving packets was a different story - the dang Xircom packet driver was written in a non-friendly way, so interfacing to it was not as easy as it should have been. After two days of disassembling code, hacking, and experimenting I finally got data in and out. After that I needed ARP. Then I went to UDP. TCP scared me, so I procrastinated quite a bit. I still have a bit of cleanup and testing to do, but I'm finally over the hump again and it's back to being fun. About six months ago I found a good ISA bus adapter for the Jr and I tried out that Western Digital card. Wow .. compared to the Xircom on the parallel port, it's a rocket. The Xircoms are a good solution for limited machines, but I definitely need to reproduce the adapter card. At some point when it is a little more polished and tested I'll put a web page up and release it to the universe. There are a handful of TCP/IP stacks out there already, but I think mine is going to be the fastest by a pretty wide margin. Part of the joy of coding is seeing others make use of the code. I'd like to see some new/refreshed TCP/IP apps for older machines. I was intending to do a telnet BBS, but that's going to take a lot more effort and the audience for that is fairly limited. Mike