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I have the basic Linux<->RCX Infra-red comms. working using lnp calls
on the RCX and Martin Cornelius' lnpd on the Linux end. I have a few
questions about this:
Addressing:
. How does the addressing scheme work?
. Can a RCX address more than one host (via its Tower), and more than
one program on a particular host?
. How does the RCX side set the source & destination addresses?
. Can a Host address more than one RCX?
. Can the host set its source address? If so, how?
Transmission:
. Is there a way to send reliable, sequenced data, like TCP does?
Host Programming:
. Is there a way to write simple programs on the host side that don't
need to go through the lnpd demon?
And finally, is the LNP protocol documented? If so, where can I get a
copy?
Any help appreciated.
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Les Smithson, Open Network Solutions Ltd, London, England
lsmithso@hare.demon.co.uk http://www.hare.demon.co.uk
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| (...) It's quite simple: Currently, there are two kinds of LNP-Packets: the first one is called the integrity packet (switch your mail-reader to fixed font now): +--+---+---...---+---+ |F0|LEN| IDATA |CHK| +--+---+---...---+---+ F0 : identifies an (...) (25 years ago, 3-Feb-00, to lugnet.robotics.rcx.legos)
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