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If there is no easy way of replacing the entire default Linux kernel TCP/IP stack, then how are we supposed to use lwIP TCP/IP stack in our applications ?
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Assunto: lwip-users Digest, Vol 195, Issue 12
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> Could anybody, please, tell us how to get rid of the *default TCP/IP*
> stack from *Linux* kernel so that only *lwIP* will be left to handle all
> IP networking traffic ?
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I'm not an expert on Linux architecture, but I'd say you should create a
new module for the kernel, which embeds all lwip code + drivers,
intercepts all syscalls for sockets API and redirects it to lwip instead
of default stack.
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