[Planetlab-devel] Wireless Mesh and MyPLC

[Marc E. Fiuczynski]

Winson,

You will need to provide more info on the crash, as I don't know what 
might cause VNET to fail.  To the best of my knowledge, VNET is agnostic 
  to the type of device you are using for networking.  Of course, it 
does care about protocols.  Are you using something other than IPv4 for 
Layer-3 or some other non-standard/new Layer-4 protocol?

You can certainly disable VNET.  You can do so by de-installing its rpm 
(rpm -e vnet) or by disabling it from being invoked upon boot by using 
chkconfig (chkconfig --del vnet).

Marc


Chan, Winson C wrote:
> Marc,
> 
>  
> 
> This is a follow up to the wireless mesh integration with MyPLC.  We 
> ported our wireless mesh software to run on the MyPLC 0.4 RC1 kernel 
> (2.6.12).  Whenever our wireless mesh software is running, VNET crashes 
> the system (sometimes after receiving the first ping reply via the 
> wireless link).  If we disable our wireless mesh software, the node runs 
> fine and we are able to create slices.  Do you have any idea what’s 
> causing VNET to crash?  Also, is it possible to circumvent this, say 
> disabling VNET?
> 
> 
> Thanks.
> Winson
> 
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