Mine is 2.1.125 w/ eepro100 1.0.3 driver from cesdis (no ac*) and it simply
exits after that last message unfortunately. GDB reports:
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x8070b9f in sock2unix (ga=0x0, len=0x0) at sockaddr.c:860
860 switch (socktype(ga)) {
(gdb) back
#0 0x8070b9f in sock2unix (ga=0x0, len=0x0) at sockaddr.c:860
#1 0x805a9e0 in krt_build (tp=0x8104348, dest=0x8107eb8, mask=0x0,
krtp=0xbfffe760, router=0x8107ec0) at krt_rt_ioctl.c:130
#2 0x805ac5b in krt_change (tp=0x8104348, dest=0x8107eb8, mask=0x0,
old_krtp=0xbfffe760, new_krtp=0x0) at krt_rt_ioctl.c:216
#3 0x805b004 in krt_delete_dst (tp=0x8104348, dest=0x8107eb8, mask=0x0,
proto=2, state=0, n_gw=1, routers=0x812e5e4, ifaps=0x0)
at krt_rt_ioctl.c:380
#4 0x8055946 in krt_delq_process (tp=0x8104348) at krt.c:1203
#5 0x805967d in krt_init () at krt.c:3741
#6 0x80789c1 in task_proto_inits () at task.c:2721
#7 0x8080236 in main (argc=2, argv=0xbffffa04) at task.c:6446
#8 0x8049b0e in ___crt_dummy__ ()
So it appears it's breaking because ga is NULL (and not a struct).
(socktype() pulls (x)->a.ga_family). This is because the mask is set to 0
for some reason and this definatly doesn't happen on earlier kernels. I'll
investigate further..
Maybe ac2 fixed it.
> > KRT SEND DELETE 206.105.188 mask 0.0.0.0 router
> 206.105.188.4
> > flag
> > s <GW>2: Invalid argument
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