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OT serial messages in OS 9
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OT serial messages in OS 9


  • Subject: OT serial messages in OS 9
  • From: Livio <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 01 Apr 2004 14:04:45 +0200

Hi,

Among others scopes,I need to intercept messages directed to the file server.
For that I think I should look for the protocol type, the stream ID, the client ID and so on, attached to the message.
I've a module already installed on the serial port, so it would be easier for me to get them from there (in any case I'd be sure to get all the messages).
Messages passing through are of type M_DATA and often seem to begin with data that look like a header frame.

The questions are:
1) what is the structure of the header?
2) is it a good idea to look for the client ID etc., and how can I get the ID of the file server?
2) is there a better way to get messages to the file server rather than from a module on a serial port?

Any ideas?

livio.
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