Introducing mIP - A 100% Managed TCP/IP Stack for .NET MF

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It works if you don’t have multiple dns servers, typical at home I guess, but option 6 allows for multiple - and my fancy dancy dhcp server is showing off :wink:

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Ok, so I changed this line:


if (options.Contains("6")) Adapter.DomainNameServer = (byte[])options["6"];  // DNS Server

To This:


                    if (options.Contains("6")) Adapter.DomainNameServer = Utility.ExtractRangeFromArray((byte[])options["6"], 0, 4);  // Primary DNS Server
                    if (options.Contains("6") && ((byte[])options["6"]).Length >= 8) Adapter.DomainNameServer2 = Utility.ExtractRangeFromArray((byte[])options["6"], 4, 4);  // Secondary DNS Server

It’s located in 2 placed. The Ack and the Offer. I’ll have it in the next release. If you have the opportunity, please give this a try and let me know it if works.

Thanks Peter!

103

OK That fixes the dhcp dns issue, I do get the occasional exceptions thrown from the parsing of the HttpResponse, (where contentStart or headerStart == -1) but that’s what try catch is for

104

In Networking.cs we find this code:


case InterfaceProfile.NetduinoPlus2:
    // MOSI(PA7), SCK(PA5), MISO(PB4), INT(PA4), CS(PC8) 
    Start(MacAddress, name, SPI.SPI_module.SPI1, (Cpu.Pin)4, (Cpu.Pin)38);

Indicates port bit PC8 is pin 38.
But that’s wrong, isn’t it? Shouldn’t it be pin 40?

Bill

105

There’s a typo/inconsistency in here:


/// <summary>
/// A Gadgeteer ENC28 module connected to CerbuinoBee on Socket 1
/// </summary>
CerbuinoBee_Socket1_ENC28,
/// <summary>
/// A Gadgeteer ENC28 module connected to CerbuinoBee on Socket 6
/// </summary>
Cerberus_Socket6_ENC28,