The enumerators start the network driver. If you look in
/etc/system/enum/devices you will see a 'net' file that contains all the
network device IDs. If you run 'nicinfo', you will see that the device in
your case will be wm0. To run pdebug, all you need to do is run 'pdebug
8000'.


On 10-03-16 8:05 AM, "Arystor Limited" <community-noreply@qnx.com> wrote:

> hello:
> 
> where is io-pkt-v4-hc started on a standard x86 BIOS PC when using QNX
> Neutrino 641? i checked /dev/ and did not find any networking device.
> 
> here is the output from pidin.
> 
> /etc> pidin -P io-pkt-v4-hc mem
>      pid tid name               prio STATE            code  data        stack
>   114710   1 sbin/io-pkt-v4-hc   21o SIGWAITINFO      868K 1024K  8192(516K)*
>   114710   2 sbin/io-pkt-v4-hc   10o RECEIVE          868K 1024K  8192(132K)
>             libc.so.3          @b0300000             468K   12K
>             devnp-e1000.so     @b8200000             180K  4096
>             /dev/mem           @40100000 (ed300000)        128K
>             /dev/mem           @40120000 (ed400000)        128K
> /etc> ls /net
> ls: No such file or directory (/net)
> /etc> cd rc.d
> /etc/rc.d> grep -i devnp-e1000 *
> /etc/rc.d> cd
> 
> i need to know the networking device to be used for pdebug to debug using the
> Ethernet port.
> 
> thank you in advance.
> 
> have a Happy St Patrick's Day!
> 
> Aaron
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