Path: utzoo!utgpu!news-server.csri.toronto.edu!cs.utexas.edu!wuarchive!uunet!mcsun!i2unix!inria!cnca!cnca.cnca-cam.fr!scarpell From: scarpell@cnca.cnca-cam.fr (Claude Scarpelli) Newsgroups: comp.protocols.appletalk Subject: Need help building Rutgers CAP on SunOS 4.1 Message-ID: <1644@cnca.cnca-cam.fr> Date: 2 Oct 90 17:14:34 GMT Sender: scarpell@cnca-cam.fr Reply-To: scarpell@cnca.cnca-cam.fr (Claude Scarpelli) Organization: Caisse Nationale de Credit Agricole (CNCA), Paris Lines: 134 I'm in trouble building Rutgers CAP on SunOS 4.1. Here is my configuration : Ethernet backbone --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | | ------------ | | 4/470 | | | SunOS 4.1| --------- ------------ | | LocalTalk --------------- | |-----------| LaserWriter | --------- --------------- MacII MacOS EtherPortII Appletalk Phase 2 AppleTalk Internet Router We have two AppleTalk zones : PCD on LocalTalk (Network number 11) CEPHOM-RED on EtherTalk (Network number 25) I Have installed enet in ther kernel Then, I have built CAP (in facts, Rutgers CAP) : - Configure - gen.makes - make include - make libsmade Here, some mistake : the lib/cap/encaps directory was empty ! So, I symbolikly link lib/cap/encaps with lib/cap/ethertalk (I don't have any FastPath : All the Mac (in the future) will speek directly on the ethernet) - (re) make libsmade (some warning from C compiler about log function) - make programs - make install And then, according to the installation manual, it's time for 'verification' : $ cat /etc/atalk.local enet0 cephom-red $ According to atalk.local(5), I only need the name of the enet device (/dev/enet0) and the zone name (cephom-red), because I'm using EtherTalk. Next, I run aarpd (as root) # aarpd Acquired node number 96 # in lib/cap/aarpd, there is a program called aarptest : #aarptest zone cephom-red this 0.96 gw 0.0 nis 0.0 intf enet0 # ====> Is this relevant ? With enet, there is a program called etherstat : $etherstat Ethernet device 0 assigned to le0 Pid Prio Instate Rcvd Filter 2785 128 idle 25 AARP Totals: Input processed: 415, Input dropped: 0 Output sent: 415, Output dropped: 0 $ ====> Is this relevant ? Then, I test atlook # atlook abInit: [ddp: 0.00, 96], [NBP (atis) Server: 0.00, 0] starting Looking for =:=@* ... # echo $? 1 # # atlook -d ldanpis abInit: [ddp: 0.00, 96], [NBP (atis) Server: 0.00, 0] starting debugging LAP debugging DDP debugging ATP debugging NBP debugging PAP debugging INI debugging ASP Looking for =:=@* ... NBP SndNBP: sending NBP nbp_timeout: 3 tick timeout on -134218768, 3 remain NBP SndNBP: sending NBP nbp_timeout: 3 tick timeout on -134218768, 2 remain NBP SndNBP: sending NBP nbp_timeout: 3 tick timeout on -134218768, 1 remain NBP SndNBP: sending NBP nbp_timeout: 3 tick timeout on -134218768, 0 remain # echo $? 3 # ====> Is this relevant ? Sure, the answer is no. For all the '====>', is there anybody who can help me ? After that, I also try atis : # atis abInit: [ddp: 0.00, 96], [NBP (atis) Server: 0.00, 0] starting atis: Tue Oct 2 17:37:12 1990 Reply num max for lkup reply is 5 (based on 104) # # atistest CAP distribution 5.00 using UDP encapsulation, March 1988 Copyright (c) 1986,1987,1988 by The Trustees of Columbia University in the City of New York abInit: [ddp: 0.00, 96], [NBP (atis) Server: 0.00, 0] starting debugging NBP Registering "atis test:testing@*" NBP SndNBP: sending NBP nbp_timeout: 4 tick timeout on -134218756, 3 remain NBP SndNBP: sending NBP nbp_timeout: 4 tick timeout on -134218756, 2 remain NBP SndNBP: sending NBP nbp_timeout: 4 tick timeout on -134218756, 1 remain NBP SndNBP: sending NBP nbp_timeout: 4 tick timeout on -134218756, 0 remain NBP SndNBP: sending NBP nbp_timeout: 4 tick timeout on -134218756, 3 remain NBP SndNBP: sending NBP nbp_timeout: 4 tick timeout on -134218756, 2 remain NBP SndNBP: sending NBP nbp_timeout: 4 tick timeout on -134218756, 1 remain NBP SndNBP: sending NBP nbp_timeout: 4 tick timeout on -134218756, 0 remain nbp register error because: couldn't register name - is atis running? # ^ # | ====> Sure, atis is KO ------------------------------ ====> another question : the network number(25) appears nowhere : stange, isn't it ? Anybody cam help me ? Thank's in advance