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Exasock example not exectuing #48
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Check if your network connection is being directed through the exanic IP interface? Sometimes linux tends to mess up multiple networks present under the same subnet |
Yep, we checked this up, setup correct route for endpoint and the problem is gone. |
Yes that resolved my issue as well ..
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Manisha Riyana
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Numiv Research Pvt Ltd
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Steps to repeat the problem:
1- Generate the .fw using exanic devkit + trigger_example
2- Update the firmware
3- Download this software source
4- make && make install
5- cd exanic-software/examples/devkit
6- gcc exasock-tcp-responder-example.c -lexanic -lexasock_ext
7- $ ./a.out 541 192.168.1.50 8000
Connected to 192.168.1.50:8000
exasock_tcp_get_device: Operation not supported
I've noticed the presence of the "/dev/exasock" as well.
Ive noticed a similar thread where On Ubuntu/Debian,
"sudo update-initramfs -k all -u""
worked as solution. But for me unfortunately it didnt help much.
I am trying for hours to solve this problem, it would be of much help if ypu could help me resolve it
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