Hi,
for an avionic project I am sending UDP packets with a UDP data length of 179, 181, 177 bytes from the i.MX6 to a client computer.
I have programmed the i.MX6 bare-bone including the ENET driver and the UDP/IP stack.
The Ethernet packages are send using the enhanced transmit buffer descriptors with full hardware accelerator support enabled (TC, PINS and INS). In addition the application specific flags TO1, R, and L are enabled.
I am sending 3 different UDP packages in a loop with 1000 iterarions and with a waiting time of 2 seconds between each package.
Although I am sending always the same 3 packages (UDP data) I can see on Wireshark that the UDP checksum is sometimes incorrect (please have a look on the attached screen shot).
But for the exact same package it is sometimes correct and sometime incorrect. I looks really like a hardware bug.
Can you please help ? Is this a known issue ?
Thank you in advanced.
Sammy
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Hi,
I could solve the problem. It is no hardware issue. The problem was that I did not clear the checksum field in all cases, thus a random behavior apperared.
Hi,
I could solve the problem. It is no hardware issue. The problem was that I did not clear the checksum field in all cases, thus a random behavior apperared.