Hi,

I am trying to forward ping reply packet up to the network stack. The packet is pretty simple, IP header(14bytes) + ARP 
reply (28bytes) = 42 bytes. I have verified the mbuf contents, all look fine to me. Here is what I dumped the mbuf->
m_data, the m->pkthdr.len = m->m_len = 42. This data is after I stripped off 802.11 frame header and then m_adj the 
m_data pointer. The data is in the external cluster area. There is one concern for me is that the m->m_data is 0x2ca0c2 
after adjustment, which is not aligned. Could this be an issue?

00 21 e8 71 70 f4 00 1b 11 4f 42 5f 08 06 00 01 
08 00 06 04 00 02 00 1b 11 4f 42 5f c0 a8 00 01 
00 21 e8 71 70 f4 c0 a8 00 0a

I even wrote a similar function as the ether_input(..) to make sure ifp and m can be correctly parsed. The ethtype is 
correct ARP type, 0x806, from mbuf passed in.

Since I just mimic ether_input, so I don't know how network stack deal with it afterwards. In ping, I try to debug it 
too, and I found for each ping request, I got  the error code indicate port unreachable.

Thanks!

Yurong