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<H1>OpenBeOS Network Kit: Network apps</H1>
<H1>Haiku Network Kit: Network apps</H1>
<H2>The OpenBeOS Network Kit comes with some basic network utilities:</H2>
<H2>The Haiku Network Kit comes with some basic network utilities:</H2>
<UL>
<LI><B>The Network GUI preference app</B><BR>
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<h1>OpenBeOS Network Kit: Build &amp; installation instructions</h1>
<h1>Haiku Network Kit: Build &amp; installation instructions</h1>
<p>Although the stack isn't quite finished, you can already test some basics. <br>
You'll have to get the code, build it, install it and run it. <br>
There isn't yet an easier way of getting the network stack, we're far from ready to release
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<li><b>Install</b>
<p>There are basically two ways to install the networking kit. The first way is to do it manually, as is described below. The second way
is easier, as you won't have to do anything manually. If you want to use the second way, use the command <tt>jam install-networking</tt>.
This way you can skip all the manual steps described below. Please note that the OpenBeOS provided utilities like ping, are located
This way you can skip all the manual steps described below. Please note that the Haiku provided utilities like ping, are located
under your local <tt>current/tests/kits/net/</tt>, where you can execute them as often as you like.</p>
<p>However, if you are the manual type of person, you can find the networking kit binaries now under your local <tt>current/distro/x86.R1/*</tt><br>
To install:
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<h6>This document is written by <a href="mailto:philippe_[DOT]_houdoin_[AT]_free_[DOT]_fr">Philippe
Houdoin</a> and edited by <a href="mailto:n_[DOT]_reedijk_[AT]_planet_[DOT]_nl">Niels Reedijk</a>.
Last updated on June 22th, 2003</h6>
Last updated on July 30th, 2004</h6>
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<H1>OpenBeOS Network Kit: Debugging instructions</H1>
<H1>Haiku Network Kit: Debugging instructions</H1>
<P>For debugging purpose, and eventually stack internals learning purpose, we have develop
an userland stack version, sharing most of the <A href="stack.html">network stack</A>
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<P>The following image shows this debug platform overall design:</P>
<IMG ALT="OpenBeOS Network Stack debugging platform block diagram" SRC="obos_net_server_design_1.gif"><BR>
<IMG ALT="Haiku Network Stack debugging platform block diagram" SRC="obos_net_server_design_1.gif"><BR>
<P>The <A href="libs.html#libnet">libnet.so</A> library was modified to check if the NET_STACK_DRIVER_PATH
environment variable is defined and use his value as driver path to interface with.
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<H1>OpenBeOS Network Kit</H1>
<H1>Haiku Network Kit</H1>
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<H1>OpenBeOS Network Kit: The Shared Libraries</H1>
<H1>Haiku Network Kit: The Shared Libraries</H1>
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<H1>OpenBeOS Network Kit: Overview</H1>
<H1>Haiku Network Kit: Overview</H1>
<P>The OpenBeOS Network Kit consists of:
<P>The Haiku Network Kit consists of:
<UL>
<LI>A modular, add-ons based <A href="stack.html">network stack</A>
<LI>Two shared libraries, <A href="libs.html#libnet">libnet.so</A> and
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<H2>A picture may talk better?</H2>
<P>The following image shows the overall network design:</P>
<IMG ALT="OpenBeOS Network Kit block diagram" SRC="obos_net_stack_design_1.gif"><BR>
<IMG ALT="Haiku Network Kit block diagram" SRC="obos_net_stack_design_1.gif"><BR>
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<H1>OpenBeOS Network Kit: R5 compatibility issues</H1>
<H1>Haiku Network Kit: R5 compatibility issues</H1>
<P>Unfortunatly, R5 and sooner (net_server based) network stack development header file (/develop/headers/be/net/socket.h) definition of
network structures and constantes are not BSD standard ones.<BR>
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<LI>Provide backward binary compatibility with old, non-standard, network definitions used
by apps linked against R5 network stack;
<LI>But use the standard/de-facto BSD network definitions, to increase Unix network apps ports ease under
OpenBeOS.
Haiku.
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<P><TABLE cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 border=0>
<TR bgcolor=#E5E5E5 valign="top">
<TH>Item<TH width="25%">R5 stack<TH width="25%">BONE stack<TH width="25%">OpenBeOS stack
<TH>Item<TH width="25%">R5 stack<TH width="25%">BONE stack<TH width="25%">Haiku stack
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<H1>OpenBeOS Network Kit: The Network Stack</H1>
<H1>Haiku Network Kit: The Network Stack</H1>
<I>Location</I>: <CODE>src/add-ons/kernel/network</CODE>
<P>[Write a short overview about it!!!]</P>
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<H1>OpenBeOS Network Kit: The Stack Driver</H1>
<H1>Haiku Network Kit: The Stack Driver</H1>
<I>Location</I>: <CODE>src/add-ons/kernel/drivers/network/stack</CODE>
<P>The stack driver is the interface between <A href="libs.html#libnet">libnet</A> and the real stack behind him,
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