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24 the cooked mode capture API.26 In cooked mode capture, arbitrary network packets can be captured and there33 The cooked mode capture works like this:35 * An ``any`` network interface is created. It acts as a sink where the cooked36 mode captured packets are written by the cooked mode capture API.37 * A ``cooked`` virtual network interface is attached on top of this ``any``39 * The ``cooked`` interface must be configured to capture certain L2 packet types41 * When cooked mode capture API is used, the caller must specify what is the42 layer 2 protocol type of the captured data. The cooked mode capture API is then44 * The network packet capturing infrastructure is then setup so that the ``cooked``[all …]
50 bool "Capture non-IP packets a.k.a cooked (SLL) mode [EXPERIMENTAL]"57 Linux cooked mode (sll). Here a synthetic link layer header82 string "Name of the cooked mode network interface"83 default "cooked"86 This sets the name of the cooked mode capture network interface.95 at the same time in cooked mode.
9 zephyr_library_sources(cooked.c)
288 NET_VIRTUAL_INTERFACE_INIT(cooked, COOKED_DEVICE, dev_init,
62 struct net_capture_cooked cooked; member417 net_capture_data(&ppp_capture_ctx->cooked, in ppp_send_flush()651 net_capture_data(&ppp_capture_ctx->cooked, in ppp_process_msg()1031 ret = net_capture_cooked_setup(&ppp_capture_ctx->cooked, in ppp_iface_init()
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1458 * Added cooked mode capture support. This allows non-IP based network data capture.
