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From: | Sanchayan |
Subject: | [lwip-users] Problem sending huge bytes of data |
Date: | Sat, 5 Nov 2011 11:26:31 +0530 |
Hello everyone,
In my application i am trying to send around 300
plus bytes to my controller board using the lwip stack, over TCP IP. I receive
200 bytes correctly, but the rest are garbage.
To find this out, i captured the data sent over TCP
IP by the application running on PC, through wireshark, so i know what
bytes are being sent exactly by the application i am running. To check
whether this is received correctly, i send the data which was captured by my
controller board back over a serial connection.
The wireshark capture file showing the data sent by
my PC having IP 10.17.1.71 is included in the attached debug.pcap wireshark
capture file.
The data which my controller board having IP
10.17.2.30 receives can be seen in the attached debug.txt file.
A comparison of the two shows, that in Frame 14
with a payload of 388 bytes, only the first 200 bytes are received correctly.
And i have tried this quiet a few times, the same thing happens
everytime.
Can someone help me out, as to why this may be
happening. What i can think of is either the buffer gets cleared somewhere in
the middle or this is a problem with buffer size. This problem does not occur
for low payload sizes of a few 20 to 30 bytes.
Any help or pointers would be appreciated. Thanks.
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